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Finding Aid to the Hannah More Collection MS.1997.009

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Finding Aid to the Hannah More MS.1997.009 1 Collection MS.1997.009 Title: Hannah More Collection Identifier/Call Number: MS.1997.009 Contributing Institution: William Andrews Clark Memorial Library Language of Material: English Physical Description: 3.0 Linear feet(5 boxes) Date (bulk): Bulk, 1748-1830 Date (inclusive): 1748-1933 Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library. William Andrews Clark Memorial Library Los Angeles, California 90095-1490 Physical Location: Clark Library Language of Material: English Abstract: Letters written to and from writer and social reformer Hannah More, as well as other manuscript and visual materials relating to the lives of More and her contemporaries. creator: More, Hannah, 1745-1833 Biographical Note Hannah More was born near Bristol, England, on February 2, 1745, the daughter of Jacob and Mary More. Jacob More was a school master who educated his five daughters, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah (Sally), Hannah and Martha (Patty). Hannah proved to be a bright and able pupil. Hannah’s elder sisters made an independent living by establishing a successful boarding school for young ladies, and Hannah joined them around the age of 16. At the school, Hannah, who had shown her literary ability from a young age, wrote poems and plays, in addition to translations of classical works. Hannah gave up her share in the school at the age of 22, when she became engaged to John Turner, a wealthy landowner twenty years her senior. The wedding was set on three different occasions, all of which were cancelled by Mr. Turner. After six years, the engagement was broken off, and Mr. Turner settled an annuity on Hannah, against her will and knowledge. However, Hannah finally accepted the offer, which provided her an independent living, and allowed her to devote her time to her literary pursuits. Around 1774, Hannah left for London, where she was introduced to some of the most influential and prominent literary and political figures of the time. Hannah became close friends with the actor David Garrick and his wife Eva, and attended social assemblies with such figures as Dr. Samuel Johnson and Sir Joshua Reynolds. Hannah also moved among members of the Bluestocking Circle. While in London, Hannah’s literary career flourished, but after the death of her friend Garrick, she vowed never to write for the stage again, and instead devoted herself to moral and spiritual works. She moved to Cowslip Green, Wrington, Bristol in 1785. Hannah became involved in social reform, including the anti-slavery movement. At the urging of her friend William Wilberforce, Hannah founded several Sunday schools for the poor, though she was initially met with opposition. In 1802, Hannah moved to Barley Wood, a home she had built not far from Cowslip Green. There she and her sisters lived quietly, and Hannah entertained prominent friends and continued her writing. Her most popular work, “Coeleb’s in Search of a Wife,” was published in 1809. Hannah continued pushing for social reform by publishing the Cheap Repository Tracts. These tracts sold for a halfpenny, and were aimed at providing the poor with strong tales of morality. The tracts were extremely popular and widely dispersed. Hannah outlived her sisters and retired to Clifton in 1828. She continued entertaining guests and was always surrounded by friends and visitors. Hannah left her fortune to charity, and was buried in Wrington. Her prolific literary career, her good sense and strong morals, and her dedication to social reform earned her a place among the most notable and influential figures of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Processing Information This collection was physically arranged by Clark staff and microfilmed by a private company in the early 2000s. The collection was reorganized and this finding aid written by Daniella Aquino, 2012-2013. Acquisition Most of the items in this collection were acquired through two major purchases. In 1996, the Clark purchased the Hannah More collection assembled by collector Roger DuBroff (MS.1996.004). In 1997, the Library purchased an additional collection originally from the collection of Hannah More's literary executor Margaret Roberts (MS.1997.009). Other individual items originated in the following accessions: MS.1999.004, MS.2002.005, MS.2003.005, MS.2005.005, MS.2007.021, MS.2012.017. In the container list below, items acquired as a part of the DuBroff collection (MS.1996.004) and the 6 other small accessions have a note indicating their purchase dates. Items that have no such information included were purchased as a part of the 1997 acquisition of items originally owned by Margaret Roberts (MS.1997.009).

Finding Aid to the Hannah More MS.1997.009 2 Collection MS.1997.009 The material acquired in accession MS.1997.009 was used by Margaret Roberts' brother William in his Memoirs of Hannah More (1834). The letters passed to C. Becher Pigot, the great-grandson of William Roberts, and were in turn purchased from him by scholar Mary Gladys Jones in 1953. Publication Rights Copyright has not been assigned to the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Clark Librarian. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained. Access Collection is open for research. Scope and Content This collection contains letters written between Hannah More and a variety of correspondents, in addition to other manuscripts (including notebooks and poems) and visual materials. The collection also contains letters that are not addressed to Hannah More, including three letters from members of the Bluestocking Circle. Among the visual materials are engraved portraits of Hannah More and drawings of her home at Barley Wood. Much of the descriptive information for this collection came from: Women, Morality and Advice Literature: Manuscripts and Rare Printed Works of Hannah More (1745-1833) and Her Circle from the Clark Library, Los Angeles , edited by Patricia Demers, Anne Mellor, and Janice Devereux. Marlborough: Adam Matthew Publications, 2005. Arrangement The collection is organized into 3 series: Series 1. Correspondence, 1770-1830 Series 2. Other Manuscript Materials and Documentation, 1748-1933 Series 3. Visual Materials, 1809-1828 Related Materials Hannah More, Book of Fame, f MS.1996.005, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA. This scrapbook once contained autographs and writing samples of famous intellectuals. The individual sheets were removed and sold separately at an early date. Some of the items in this collection, including the poems by David Garrick, were originally arranged in this book, which was acquired as a part of the Roger DuBroff Collection on Hannah More (MS.1996.004). Hannah More, Annotated Bible, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA. This is Hannah More's personal bible, and is heavily annotated in her hand. She gave the bible to Sir William Weller Pepys, who made his own annotations as well. Brampton Park Miscellany, MS.1998.002, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, UCLA. The commonplace book of Lady Olivia Sparrow includes contributions by Hannah More and others in her circle. Printed pamphlets and broadsides of Hannah More's work can be found by searching the Clark's holdings in the UCLA Online Library Catalog. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Hannah More Collection, [Box/Folder number], MS.1997.009, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, University of California, Los Angeles. Subjects and Indexing Terms Kennicott, Ann, d. 1831 Letters--England--18th century Letters--England--19th century

Correspondence Series 1. 1770-1830

Outgoing Correspondence: Acland, Thomas Dyke, Sir, 1787-1871 1815-1828

Box 4, Folder 1 HM to Sir Thomas D. Acland, 1815 March 27 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Severe tear across first page. Refers to Bonaparte. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004). Dated as March 29 in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 65.

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Box 4, Folder 2 HM to Sir Thomas D. Acland, 1826 January 9 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Mentions the deaths of a few friends, and includes complaints about work. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 3 HM to Sir Thomas D. Acland, probably 1828 Physical Description: 1 page, incomplete fragment. Undated but postmarked 1828 September 3. Mentions HM's diminished need for servants, departure from Barley Wood to a townhouse in Bristol. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Outgoing Correspondence: A-C

Box 2, Folder 87 HM to Bowdler, John, 1746-1823 1802 June 17 Physical Description: Copy by HM of a 20 page letter regarding the Blagdon Controversy. Signed H.M. Letter stitched together. Tipped in: Cutting from a bookseller's catalog, regarding the Blagdon Controversy. 4 undated pages by HM, titled "Extracts from another Letter of Mine," are inserted at the end of the 20 page letter.

Box 4, Folder 11 HM to Bulgin, Mr. probably 1818 Physical Description: 1 page, signed H. More. Letter to her business representative. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 68 HM to Coleman, Rev. probably 1810 October 20 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed H. More. Purchase, 2007(MS.2007.021).

Box 4, Folder 12 HM to Cottle, Joseph, 1770-1853 1812 or 1823 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Letter refers to business matters. Tipped onto brown paper with black border. Undated, but notation signed "RC" and dated 1840 February 26 reads, "I observe this note of Hannah More is without a date, but I guess it was written about the year 1812." However, letter is watermarked 1823 (dated as 1827 in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 66). Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 13 HM to Cottle, Joseph, 1770-1853 undated Physical Description: 2 pages, signed H. More. White border, with notation by Joseph Cottle regarding HM's autograph. Letter refers to the review of the works of two well-known divines of the time. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Incoming Correspondence: A-C

Box 3, Folder 17 Bowdler, H. M. (Henrietta Maria) 1750-1830 to HM 1815 February 14 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed HM Bowdler.

Outgoing Correspondence: Cadell, T. (Thomas), 1742-1802; Cadell, Thomas, 1773-1836; and Davies, William, -1820, approximately 1778-1822 Biographical Note Thomas Cadell and William Davies were Hannah More's publishers.

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Box 4, Folder 4 HM to Thomas Cadell (1742-1802) probably 1778 Physical Description: 1 page, fragment. Letter regarding attendance at her play (possibly Percy). Addressed from Hampton, David Garrick's residence. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 5 HM to Cadell & Davies probably 1801 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Refers to the Blagdon Controversy. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 6 HM to Cadell & Davies 1804 November 1 Physical Description: 1 page, signed H. More. Refers to "Hints on the education of a princess, etc." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 7 HM to Cadell & Davies 1819 Physical Description: 3 pages. Refers to "Moral Sketches," lists about 60 recipients of presentation copies. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 8 HM to Thomas Cadell (1773-1836) 1820 December 4 Physical Description: 1 page, signed H. More. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 9 HM to Thomas Cadell (1773-1836) probably 1821 Physical Description: 1 page, signed H. More. Refers to "Bible Rhymes." Possibly written to Cadell and Hatchard & Son. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 10 HM to Thomas Cadell (1773-1836) 1822 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Mentions several of her works. Notation (probably by Cadell) says this letter was read and answered on 1822 July 16. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Outgoing Correspondence: D-F

Box 4, Folder 30 HM to Eardley-Wilmot, John, 1750-1815 1793 July 18 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed Hannah More. Letter was probably written to John Wilmot, and refers to enclosed contribution to emigrant French clergy. The contribution was from the profits of her pamphlet "Remarks on the Speech of M. Dupont." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 14 HM to the Miss Fords 1830 Physical Description: 1 page, signed Hannah More. Invitation to visit HM at Clifton. Notation by Miss Ford indicating the results of the visit, and stating that HM believed "she was not likely to live long." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 15 HM to Forester?, Robert 1806 or 1809 January 25 Physical Description: 1 page, signed H. More. White border. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 16 HM to Frowd, John 1809 April 5 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed H. More. Refers to "Coelebs."

Outgoing Correspondence: G-J

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Box 4, Folder 17 HM to Harford, John S. (John Scandrett), 1785-1866, probably 1815 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Invitation to Mr. Harford to speak at the Wrington Bible Meeting. Purchase, 1997(MS.1997.009).

Box 4, Folder 58 HM to Herne, Mrs. 1809 June 24 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Postmarked 1809. Discusses More's health, the status of her schools, and "Coelebs in Search of a Wife." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 18 HM to Jones, Mrs. probably 1822 Physical Description: 1 page, signed H. More. Notation reads "recvd in winter 1822," signed S. Selena Jones. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Incoming Correspondence: G-J

Box 3, Folder 18 Gallaudet, T. H. (Thomas Hopkins), 1787-1851 to HM 1818 August 3 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed T. H. Gallaudet. Listed in Women, Morality, & Advice Literature, page 62, as "1810. 3 August. From T H Gallander (?) of Hartford, Conneticut."

Box 4, Folder 35 Garrick, David, 1717-1779 to HM 1774 Physical Description: 1 page appointment card. Notation by HM reads, "1774 'twas the first!," referring to their first encounter. Originally mounted in Book of Fame (f MS.1996.005). Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 19 Huber, L? to HM probably after 1814 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed L. Huber.

Outgoing Correspondence: Holroyd, Sarah Martha 1806-1815

Box 2, Folder 1 HM to S.A. Holroyd 1806 July 17 Physical Description: 4 pages, with a possible related 2 pages defective and cut away. Signed HM in pencil.

Box 2, Folder 2 HM to S.A. Holroyd probably 1807 September 28 Physical Description: 4 pages.

Box 2, Folder 3 HM to S.A. Holroyd 1809 November 11 Physical Description: 5 pages, all edges gilt. Signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 4 HM to S.A. Holroyd 1811 May 10 Physical Description: 2 pages, incomplete. Signed H. More. Attached to letter from HM to Mrs. Holroyd, dated 1811 or 1813 October 15.

Box 2, Folder 4 HM to S.A. Holroyd 1811 or 1813 October 15 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Attached to letter from HM to Mrs. Holroyd, dated 1811 May 10.

Box 2, Folder 5 HM to S.A. Holroyd probably 1814 February 17 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

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Box 2, Folder 6 HM to S.A. Holroyd probably 1815 March 8 Physical Description: 3 pages, torn. Signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 7 HM to S.A. Holroyd probably 1815 June 30 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Date of 1813 crossed out on last page.

Outgoing Correspondence: Huber, Francois, 1750-1831 and Lullin, Marie-Aimee (Mrs. Huber) approximately 1809-1827

Box 2, Folder 8 HM to Mr. Huber 1809 February 23 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed HM. Franked. Concerns the publishing of 'Coelebs.'

Box 2, Folder 9 HM to Mr. Huber 1812 October 28 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 10 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber 1815 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete.

Box 2, Folder 11 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber 1817 June 4 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 12 HM to Mrs. Huber probably 1818 May 28 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 13 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber probably 1819 November 18 Physical Description: 7 pages, black borders. Signed H. More. Refers to the death of Patty More, 1819.

Box 2, Folder 14 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber 1820 January 11 Physical Description: 5 pages. Notation written by HM stating this letter is a copy of one that was given to Mr. and Mrs. Huber.

Box 2, Folder 15 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber 1820 July 9 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed H. More. Franked. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 16 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber 1821 March 31 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 17 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber 1823 January 24 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 18 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber 1827 Physical Description: 4 pages, extremely fragile and torn. Edges crumbling. 19th century manuscript note regarding publication tipped in. Postmarked 1827. Signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 19 HM to Mr. and Mrs. Huber? undated Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete. Addressed to "My dear Friends." Notation in pencil reads "(to? Hubers)." Letter probably dates to 1820.

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Outgoing Correspondence: Kennicott, Ann, -1831 1777-1817 Biographical Note Ann Kennicott was the wife of Benjamin Kennicott, the Hebrew scholar. After her marriage, she learned Hebrew in order to assist her husband. She outlived her husband by many years, and she and Hannah More maintained a close correspondence throughout her life.

Box 1, Folder 1 HM to A. Kennicott 1777 August 19 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1781 June 15 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence with 16 other items.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1782 April 17 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More in pencil. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence along with 16 other items.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott 1782 June 25 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence with 16 other items.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott 1782 August 17 Physical Description: 4 pages. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence with 16 other items.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott 1782 October 10 Physical Description: 8 pages, signed H. More. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence with 16 other items. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1783 April 22 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence with 16 other items. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott 1783 May 20 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence along with 16 other items.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1783 January or April 26 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More. Letter inscribed with two dates, January 26, as well as "April," which is crossed out. Reference to Sir William Jones' marriage suggest April is the correct date. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence with 16 other items. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott 1783 October 4 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H.M. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence along with 16 other items. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1783 "I don't know the day of the month" Physical Description: 4 pages, signed HM. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence with 16 other items.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott 1784 June 7 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed HM. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence with 16 other items.

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Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott 1784 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Franked. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence along with 16 other items.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1785 April 1 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed H. More. Dated 1785, as well as 1783 in a different hand. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence along with 16 other items. Letter stitched together.

Box 1, Folder 2 HM to A. Kennicott? probably 1786 April 19 Physical Description: 6 pages, possibly incomplete. Signed HM in pencil. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1787 July 8 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Three different inscriptions date letter to either 1786, 1787 or 1788. Most accurately dated to 1787, based on reference to Bishop Porteous (consecrated Bishop of London in 1787). Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence along with 16 other items.

Box 1, Folder 3 HM to A. Kennicott 1793 February 4 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed HM in pencil.

Box 1, Folder 4 HM to A. Kennicott 1793 July 18 Physical Description: Franked. 7 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 1, Folder 5 HM to A. Kennicott 1793 November 18 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete. Signed HM in pencil.

Box 2, Folder 86 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1797 December 25 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Notation dates letter to 1789, but more accurately dated to 1797 or later (based on reference to Wilberforce). Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence along with 16 other items.

Box 1, Folder 6 HM to A. Kennicott? 1800 or 1802 June 2 Physical Description: 4 pages. Signed H. More. Notation written in pencil dates letter to 1800, but probably dates to 1802 based on internal references.

Box 1, Folder 7 HM to A. Kennicott 1801 April 10 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More.

Box 1, Folder 8 HM to A. Kennicott 1805 January 11 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 1, Folder 9 HM to A. Kennicott 1808 January 12 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 1, Folder 10 HM to A. Kennicott 1808 November 25 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 1, Folder 11 HM to A. Kennicott 1809 February 20 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 1, Folder 12 HM to A. Kennicott 1809 July 21 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

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Box 1, Folder 13 HM to A. Kennicott probabyly 1810 July 22 Physical Description: 4 pages. Signed H. More.

Box 1, Folder 14 HM to A. Kennicott 1810 November 13 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 1, Folder 15 HM to A. Kennicott 1811 January 30 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed [HM] with enclosure.

Box 1, Folder 16 HM to A. Kennicott 1812 June 10 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 1, Folder 17 HM to A. Kennicott probably 1815 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. References to the Emperor of Russia's visit.

Box 1, Folder 18 HM to A. Kennicott 1816 December 24 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 1, Folder 19 HM to A. Kennicott 1817 April 18 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 1, Folder 20 HM to A. Kennicott 1817 December 13 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete.

Outgoing Correspondence: Kennicott, Ann, -1831 1777-approximately 1815

Box 1, Folder 21 A. Kennicott to HM 1777 or 1814 January 4 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Letter originally thought to be dated 1777. However, the letter possibly refers to the War of 1812, dating the letter to 1814, possibly 1813.

Box 1, Folder 22 A. Kennicott to HM probably 1779 January 20 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Probably dated 1779, when HM began living with Mrs. Garrick. Letter addressed to Miss H. More and Mrs. Garrick's.

Box 1, Folder 23 A. Kennicott to HM 1779 February 9 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 24 A. Kennicott to HM 1781 August 2 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 25 A. Kennicott to HM 1783 December 1 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Letter stitched together.

Box 1, Folder 26 A. Kennicott to HM probably 1783 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed AK. Dated to 1783 based on reference to the death of her husband, Dr. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 27 A. Kennicott to HM 1784 February 7 Physical Description: 6 pages, 2 pages cut away and further defective pages. Notation of either January 18th or June 18th is crossed out. Signed AK. Letter stitched together.

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Box 1, Folder 28 A. Kennicott to HM probably 1784-1802 Physical Description: 1 page, incomplete. Signed A. Kennicott. Estimated dates based on reference to Cowslip Green.

Box 1, Folder 29 A. Kennicott to HM 1790 January 14 Physical Description: 2 pages incomplete with defective pieces attached. Signed A. Kennicott. Letter stitched together. Attached to letter from A. Kennicott to HM, dated 1790 July 19.

Box 1, Folder 29 A. Kennicott to HM 1790 July 19 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Letter stitched together. Attached to letter from A. Kennicott to HM, dated 1790 January 14.

Box 1, Folder 30 A. Kennicott to HM 1790 March 1 Physical Description: 3 pages. Signed A. Kennicott. Date of 1787 is crossed out.

Box 1, Folder 31 A. Kennicott to HM 1791 September 26 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Letter stitched together. Attached to letter from Mrs Kennicott to HM, dated probably 1795 November 2.

Box 1, Folder 32 A. Kennicott to HM probably 1792 August 24 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Dated based on several internal references.

Box 1, Folder 31 A. Kennicott to HM probably 1795 November 2 Physical Description: 2 pages incomplete. Original date is crossed out. Letter stitched together. Attached to letter from Mrs Kennicott to HM, dated 1791 September 26.

Box 1, Folder 33 A. Kennicott to HM 1807 June 3 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 34 A. Kennicott to HM 1807 July 6 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed AK.

Box 1, Folder 35 A. Kennicott to HM 1808 January 26 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Newspaper clipping about Dr. Barrington, Bishop of Durham, down on final page.

Box 1, Folder 36 A. Kennicott to HM 1808 or 1809 September 6 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 37 A. Kennicott to HM 1809 January 12 Physical Description: 3 pages on lined paper, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 38 A. Kennicott to HM 1809 March 25 Physical Description: Franked. 3 pages on lined paper, slightly defective. Signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 39 A. Kennicott to HM probably 1810 November 15 Physical Description: 4 pages, 2 cut away. Signed AK.

Box 1, Folder 40 A. Kennicott to HM probably 1810 Physical Description: 2 pages incomplete. Signed AK.

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Box 1, Folder 41 A. Kennicott to HM 1811 February 27 Physical Description: 1 page, incomplete. Signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 42 A. Kennicott to HM 1811 March 27 Physical Description: 1 page, incomplete. Signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 43 A. Kennicott to HM probably 1811 April 27 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete. Dated based on reference to 'Practical Piety'. Also refers to 'Cheap Repository Tracts'. Listed in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 63, as "[nd]. 'Respected Madam'." Letter is now attributed to A. Kennicott based on handwriting.

Box 1, Folder 44 A. Kennicott to HM 1811 April 29 Physical Description: Franked. 1 page, incomplete. Signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 45 A. Kennicott to HM 1812 December 16 Physical Description: 4 pages. Signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 46 A. Kennicott to HM 1813 June 7 Physical Description: 3 pages, franked.

Box 1, Folder 47 A. Kennicott to HM 1814 January 28 Physical Description: 3 pages, torn. Signed A. Kennicott. Letter stitched together. Attached to letter from Mrs Kennicott to HM, dated 1814 February 25.

Box 1, Folder 47 A. Kennicott to HM 1814 February 25 Physical Description: 4 pages (final defective). Signed AK. Letter stitched together. Attached to letter from Mrs Kennicott to HM, dated 1814 January 28.

Box 1, Folder 48 A. Kennicott to HM 1814 October 2 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 49 A. Kennicott to HM 1815 April 1 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 50 A. Kennicott to HM 1815 April 13 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Notation in pencil dates letter to 1825, but probably dates to 1815. The letter describes the last will of Mrs. Porteus, whose recent death is discussed in a letter from A. Kennicott to HM, dated 1815 April 1.

Box 1, Folder 51 A. Kennicott to HM undated January Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 52 A. Kennicott to HM undated January 2 Physical Description: 4 pages, unfinished.

Box 1, Folder 53 A. Kennicott to HM undated February 7 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 54 A. Kennicott to HM undated February 8 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

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Box 1, Folder 55 A. Kennicott to HM undated February 11 Physical Description: 4 pages, unfinished.

Box 1, Folder 56 A. Kennicott to HM undated February 13 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 57 A. Kennicott to HM undated February 15 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper. Signed A. Kennicott. Discusses the Blagdon Controversy.

Box 1, Folder 58 A. Kennicott to HM undated March 5 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 59 A. Kennicott to HM undated March 12 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 60 A. Kennicott to HM undated March 16 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 61 A. Kennicott to HM undated March 17 Physical Description: 3 pages on lined paper, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 62 A. Kennicott to HM undated March 20 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 63 A. Kennicott to HM undated March 26 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper, unfinished.

Box 1, Folder 64 A. Kennicott to HM undated April 3 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 65 A. Kennicott to HM undated April 7 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 66 A. Kennicott to HM undated April 8 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Dated probably before 1808, based on reference to Bishop Porteus (who died in 1808).

Box 1, Folder 67 A. Kennicott to HM undated April 10 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Edges torn and crumbling.

Box 1, Folder 68 A. Kennicott to HM undated May 1 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Dates to probably 1813, based on reference to the death of one of Hannah More's sisters (Mary More died 1813 April 18).

Box 1, Folder 69 A. Kennicott to HM undated May 7 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 70 A. Kennicott to HM undated May 17 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 71 A. Kennicott to HM undated June 6 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

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Box 1, Folder 72 A. Kennicott to HM undated June 8 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper, signed AK.

Box 1, Folder 73 A. Kennicott to HM undated June 12 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 74 A. Kennicott to HM undated July 7 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper, signed AK.

Box 1, Folder 75 A. Kennicott to HM undated July 13 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 76 A. Kennicott to HM undated July 13 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 77 A. Kennicott to HM undated July 14 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 78 A. Kennicott to HM undated July 15 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 79 A. Kennicott to HM undated July 17 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 80 A. Kennicott to HM undated July 30 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 81 A. Kennicott to HM undated July 31 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed AK.

Box 1, Folder 82 A. Kennicott to HM undated September 12 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 83 A. Kennicott to HM undated September 16 Physical Description: 1 page, incomplete. Signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 84 A. Kennicott to HM undated September 17 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 85 A. Kennicott to HM undated September 23 Physical Description: 6 pages on lined paper, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 86 A. Kennicott to HM undated September 23 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 87 A. Kennicott to HM undated September 24 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 88 A. Kennicott to HM undated September 29 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete. Refers to the "milk woman," the poet Ann Yearsley. Dated probably 1784 based on this reference. Listed in Women, Morality, and Advice Literature, page 58, as "29 September. To: [?] 4 leaves incomplete. Copy by HM? incomplete. Concerns the milk woman." The letter is written to HM, and is attributed to A. Kennicott based on the handwriting.

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Box 1, Folder 89 A. Kennicott to HM undated September 30 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 90 A. Kennicott to HM undated October 1 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Edges torn and crumbling.

Box 1, Folder 91 A. Kennicott to HM undated October 7 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 92 A. Kennicott to HM undated October 12 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper, signed AK.

Box 1, Folder 93 A. Kennicott to HM undated October 25 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 94 A. Kennicott to HM undated November 16 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed AK.

Box 1, Folder 95 A. Kennicott to HM undated November 24 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 96 A. Kennicott to HM undated November 27 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 97 A. Kennicott to HM undated December 1 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 98 A. Kennicott to HM undated December 10 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed AK.

Box 1, Folder 99 A. Kennicott to HM undated December 15 Physical Description: 3 pages on lined paper, signed A. Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 100 A. Kennicott to HM undated December 26 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed by Ann Kennicott.

Box 1, Folder 101 A. Kennicott to HM undated Physical Description: 4 pages, signed A. Kennicott. Kennicott states "...I have sent my stays to the mantua-makers, and I expect to be quite in shape when my gown is made to fit them..."

Box 1, Folder 102 A. Kennicott, "Of Visits" undated Physical Description: 4 pages, possibly incomplete. A list of 7 points enumerating the benefits of social visits, followed by a list of 3 points warning against "the things to be guarded against" in regards to social visits.

Outgoing Correspondence: Knox, Alexander, 1757-1831 approximately 1802-1806 Biographical Note Alexander Knox was an Irish theological writer and friend of Hannah More.

Box 2, Folder 20 HM to A. Knox probably 1802 or 1805 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed HM.

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Box 2, Folder 21 HM to A. Knox probably 1805 February 21 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 22 HM to A. Knox probably 1805 April 19 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 23 HM to A. Knox 1806 January 6 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Notation in pencil reads "Hints to Princess." Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 24 HM to A. Knox 1806 May 10 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 25 HM to A. Knox probably 1806 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Newspaper clipping about Knox laid down on the last page. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 26 HM to A. Knox undated September 19 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete.

Outgoing Correspondence: K-M

Box 2, Folder 89 HM to Kennicott, Benjamin, 1718-1783, probably 1797 January 30 Physical Description: 4 pages mutilated. Date on letter reads 1796, but reference to the birth of H. Thornton's daughter dates letter to 1797. Listed in Women, Morality, & Advice Literature, page 52, as "[1796]. 30 January. To: [Mr Kennicott]." However, notation in pencil attributes the letter as written to "Mr. Macaulay."

Box 2, Folder 88 HM to La Touche, Mrs. 1801 December 1 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More. Refers to school management.

Box 4, Folder 19 HM to Lysons, Samuel, 1763-1819 1801 or 1802 Physical Description: 1 page invitation to tea. Bookseller's description laid down at bottom of the invitation. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 2, Folder 90 HM to Macaulay, Selina, -1831 1819 October 23 Physical Description: 3 pages, in black border. Franked. Signed H. More. Listed in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 57, as "1819. 23 October- franked in black border. To: [Mrs Walmsley]." However, the letter is addressed to "Mrs. Macaulay" in HM's handwriting.

Box 2, Folder 91 HM to Macaulay, Selina, -1831 probably 1819 Physical Description: 4 pages, black border. Signed H. More.

Outgoing Correspondence: Macaulay, Zachary, 1768-1838 approximately 1796-1827 Biographical Note Zachary Macaulay was a life-long abolitionist, and a close friend of Hannah More, who shared his anti-slavery sentiments. His son, Thomas Babington Macaulay, the historian and essayist, was Hannah More's godson.

Box 2, Folder 27 HM to Z. Macaulay 1796 January 14 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed H. More.

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Box 2, Folder 28 HM to Z. Macaulay 1797 September 8 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 29 HM to Z. Macaulay 1808 June 28 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 30 HM to Z. Macaulay 1809 June 9 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 31 HM to Z. Macaulay 1810 April 5 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 32 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1811 July 8 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed HM.

Box 2, Folder 33 HM to Z. Macaulay 1811 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed HM.

Box 2, Folder 34 HM to Z. Macaulay 1812 September 21 Physical Description: 2 pages, H. More.

Box 2, Folder 35 HM to Z. Macaulay 1812 November 13 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 36 HM to Z. Macaulay 1813 August 14 Physical Description: Franked. 4 pages, signed HM.

Box 2, Folder 37 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1814 January 15 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 38 HM to Z. Macaulay 1814 December 21 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 39 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1815 February 4 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 40 HM to Z. Macaulay 1815 April 15 Physical Description: Franked. 3 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 41 HM to Z. Macaulay 1815 May 6 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 42 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1815 October 15 Physical Description: 3 leaves, mutilated.

Box 2, Folder 43 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1817 March 24 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 44 HM to Z. Macaulay 1817 May 17 Physical Description: 1 page, signed H. More. Notation in pencil (possibly by W. Roberts) dates letter to 1815, but letter is franked 1817. Relates to the death of Sarah ("Sally") More.

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Box 2, Folder 45 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1817 November 21 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete.

Box 2, Folder 46 HM to Z. Macaulay 1818 November 18 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 47 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1818 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed HM.

Box 2, Folder 48 HM to Z. Macaulay 1820 February 2 Physical Description: 1 page, signed HM. Franked.

Box 2, Folder 49 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1820 February 14 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Franked.

Box 2, Folder 50 HM to Z. Macaulay 1820 May 24 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Franked.

Box 2, Folder 51 HM to Z. Macaulay 1820 May 27 Physical Description: 1 page, incomplete. Franked. Signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 52 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1820 June Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. With newspaper clipping of Macaulay's epitaph laid down on the fourth page.

Box 2, Folder 53 HM to Z. Macaulay 1820 December 9 Physical Description: 4 pages, franked.

Box 2, Folder 54 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1820 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 55 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1821 January 15 Physical Description: 2 pages, franked.

Box 2, Folder 56 HM to Z. Macaulay 1821 May 23 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 57 HM to Z. Macaulay 1821 November 17 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Franked.

Box 2, Folder 58 HM to Z. Macaulay probably 1826 February 4 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 59 HM to Z. Macaulay 1827 September 8 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed Hannah More. Franked.

Box 2, Folder 60 HM to Z. Macaulay 1827 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 61 HM to Z. Macaulay 1827 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 62 HM to Z. Macaulay undated July 13 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

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Box 2, Folder 63 HM to Z. Macaulay undated Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 64 HM to Z. Macaulay undated Physical Description: Undated fragment, 2 pages defective. Signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 65 HM to Z. Macaulay? undated Physical Description: Undated fragment, 4 pages cut away and defective. Signed H. More.

Outgoing Correspondence: N-R

Box 4, Folder 20 HM to Peel, Robert, 1788-1850 1826 May 9 Physical Description: 2 pages. Notations by Peel's secretary for reply. Note by Robert Peel laid down at top of first page. Dated as May 6 in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 66. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 22 HM to Perry, William undated Physical Description: 2 pages, contains six four-line stanzas. Poem was written on the occasion of Perry's marriage. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 62 HM to Pilot, Mrs. undated December 19 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed Hannah More. Purchase, 2005(MS.2005.005).

Box 4, Folder 23 HM to Radstock, Lord probably 1811 February 8 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed H. More. Refers to the Cheap Repository Tracts. Dated as February 6 in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 65. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Incoming Correspondence: N-R

Box 3, Folder 20 Nicholl, F.? to HM 1799 April 2 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed F. Nicholl.

Box 4, Folder 36 Pearson, Hugh, 1777-1856 to HM 1819 October 13 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed H. Pearson. Offers condolences on the death of her sister, praises "Moral Sketches." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 37 Pearson, Hugh, 1777-1856 to HM 1820 February 11 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. Pearson. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 38 Pearson, Hugh, 1777-1856 to HM 1821 January 25 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed H. Pearson. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Outgoing Correspondence: Pepys, William Weller, Sir, 1740-1825 1783-1816 Biographical Note Sir William Weller Pepys was a writer and scholar, and was involved in publishing the first edition of Samuel Pepys's Diary.

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Box 2, Folder 86 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys 1783 September 18 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed HM. Originally ribbon tied and filed out of sequence along with 16 other items. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 66 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys 1783 November 11 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed HM. Notation on last page reads "Letter from Ms. H. more on Books for Children." Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 67 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys 1785 October 20 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed Han. More.

Box 4, Folder 21 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys probably 1785 Physical Description: 2 pages, incomplete. Signed H. More. Refers to members of her summer party, including the "Russian Prince Galitzin, and the most amiable Frenchman I ever knew, his Compagnon de voyage; this latter is writing a book which promises to be interesting, Les Voyages d'Emile." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 2, Folder 68 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys probably 1788 May 28 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 69 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys 1789 September 14 Physical Description: 4 pages on lined paper. Signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 70 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys 1807 December 14 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 71 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys 1813 March 25 Physical Description: 8 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 72 HM to Sir W.W. Pepys 1816 March 18 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Outgoing Correspondence: Sparrow, Olivia, Lady, d.1863 approximately 1813-1816

Box 2, Folder 73 HM to Lady O. Sparrow 1813 August 24 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 74 HM to Lady O. Sparrow 1814 June 27 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed HM. Large text block is crossed out on first page.

Box 2, Folder 75 HM to Lady O. Sparrow probably 1814 Physical Description: 3 pages, H. More.

Box 2, Folder 76 HM to Lady O. Sparrow 1815 October 18 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 77 HM to Lady O. Sparrow probably 1816 June 8 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Outgoing Correspondence: S-T

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Box 2, Folder 92 HM to Stephen, James, 1758-1832 1815 March 18 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 93 HM to Stephen, James, 1758-1832 undated Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 4, Folder 24 HM to Stokes, Mr. probably 1780s or 1790s Physical Description: 2 pages, signed H. More. White border. Listed in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 64, as "2 page letter Hannah More to Mrs Stokes, nd, apparently late 1780s or early 1790s." However, the letter is addressed to a Mr. Stokes, not Mrs. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 25 HM to Thomaston, Miss probably 1815 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 2, Folder 94 HM to Thornton, Henry, 1760-1815 1807 September 12 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed H. More. Franked. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 95 HM to Thornton, Henry, 1760-1815 1808 June 18 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Incoming Correspondence: S-T

Box 4, Folder 39 Sidmouth, Henry Addington, Viscount, 1757-1844 to HM 1819 August 31 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed Sidmouth. Praises "Moral Sketches." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 21 Sprague, William B. (William Buell), 1795-1876 to HM 1828 July 2 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed W.B. Sprague. Originally dated as 1820, but references to the thievery of HM's servants at Barley Wood, and her subsequent removal to Clifton, more accurately date letter to 1828. Letter was previously attributed to Jane West in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 63.

Box 3, Folder 22 Sprague, William B. (William Buell), 1795-1876 to HM 1829 February 24 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed W.B. Sprague. Letter was previously attributed to Jane West in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 63.

Box 3, Folder 23 Stephen, James, 1758-1832 to HM 1813 September 10 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed James Stephen. Newspaper clipping about Stephen inserted in letter.

Box 3, Folder 24 Stephen, James, 1758-1832 to HM 1820 July 26 Physical Description: 6 pages, signed J.W. Stephen. Letter stitched together.

Box 3, Folder 25 Teignmouth, John Shore, Baron, 1751-1834 to HM 1828 June 23 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed Teignmouth. Letter is dated 1820 in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, page 63.

Outgoing Correspondence: Thornton, Marianne, 1765-1815 1797-1816

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Box 2, Folder 78 HM to M. Thornton 1797 August 7 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed HM. Internal reference to Thomas Paine and to the execution of Louis XVI. Although letter was attributed as written to M. Thornton, there is no internal evidence to support this. Reference to "unfrequent correspondence" suggests this was not written to M. Thornton.

Box 2, Folder 79 HM to M. Thornton 1798 Physical Description: 4 pages, possibly incomplete.

Box 2, Folder 80 HM to M. Thornton probably 1800 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 81 HM to M. Thornton probably 1806 April 27 Physical Description: 7 pages, signed H. More. Letter stitched together.

Box 2, Folder 82 HM to M. Thornton 1807 July 14 Physical Description: 5 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 83 HM to M. Thornton probably 1813 May 9 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed HM in pencil.

Box 2, Folder 84 HM to M. Thornton probably 1813 July 4 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 2, Folder 85 HM to M. Thornton? 1814 or 1816 April 12 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Reference to Wilberforce's visit.

Outgoing Correspondence: Unknown Correspondents 1796-1829

Box 4, Folder 63 HM to "My dear Madam" 1796 August 15 Physical Description: 1 page, black border. Signed H. More. Purchase, 2005(MS.2005.005).

Box 3, Folder 1 HM to 'My Dear Friend' probably 1800 September 1 Physical Description: 2 pages with an additional two pages cut away. Refers to the death of Elizabeth Montagu.

Box 3, Folder 2 HM to 'My dear Friend' probably 1801 August 1 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Originally dated to 1802, but probably dates to 1801 because this letter was written from Cowslip Green. HM moved to Barley Wood in 1802.

Box 4, Folder 69 HM to 'My dear Madam' probably 1806 June 10 Physical Description: 3 pages, mounted. Signed H. More. Undated but watermarked 1806. Discusses celebrations for the anniversary of the Cheddar Club, and tells of her own poor health. Purchase, date unknown (MS.2012.017).

Box 3, Folder 3 HM 'To a Friend'- A fragment probably 1809 or 1810 Physical Description: 3 pages, preceded by 2 pages cut through. Signed H. More. Probably written to Henry Thornton. Letter stitched together.

Box 3, Folder 4 HM to Unknown Correspondent 1810 July 5 Physical Description: 1 page, detached. Final page only. Signed H. More.

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Box 4, Folder 31 HM to 'My dear Sir' 1814 January 5 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 5 HM to Unknown Correspondent probably 1814 Physical Description: 1 page, detached. Final page only. Signed H. More.

Box 4, Folder 32 HM to 'My dear Madam' probably 1815 March 10 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Refers to her book on St. Paul. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 6 HM to 'My dear Friend' probably 1815 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 3, Folder 7 HM to 'My dear Friend' probably 1818 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete.

Box 4, Folder 33 HM to 'My very dear Friend' probably 1818 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Refers to young T.B. Macaulay. Undated but watermarked 1818 (dated as 1819 in Women, Morality, & Advice Literature, page 65). Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 8 HM to 'Sir' 1818 September 30 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 3, Folder 9 HM to 'My dear Friends' probably 1818 November Physical Description: 4 pages, finished and signed H.M. in pencil. Possibly written to Mr. and Mrs. Huber. Letter stitched together.

Box 3, Folder 10 HM to 'My dear kind Friends' 1819 July 22 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 3, Folder 11 HM to 'My dear Friend' probably 1819 August 24 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. A short note, dated July 12 and signed H. More, is taped to the top of the first page.

Box 3, Folder 12 HM to 'My dear Friend' probably 1820 Physical Description: 4 pages, incomplete.

Box 3, Folder 13 HM to 'My dear Friend' probably 1820 June Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 3, Folder 14 HM to 'My dear Friend' probably 1821 Physical Description: 2 pages, incomplete.

Box 3, Folder 15 HM to 'My dear Friends' probably 1826 March Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More.

Box 3, Folder 16 HM to 'My dear Friend' undated Physical Decription: 4 pages, signed H. More. Possibly dated to 1813, based on reference to William Howley, appointed Bishop of London in 1813.

Box 4, Folder 34 HM to 'My dear Friend' probably 1820s Physical Description: 2 pages, signed Hannah More. Possibly written to her publisher. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

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Box 4, Folder 64 HM to 'My dear Sir" 1823 July 16 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Pencil inscription on back reads "To be kept for Hugh." Purchase, 2005(MS. 2005. 005).

Box 4, Folder 61 Hm to "My dear kind Friend" probably 1823 Physical Description: 1 page, signed H. More. Laid down by the second leaf on blue cardstock. HM thanks her correspondent profusely for a gift. Pencilled inscription on the second leaf reads "This must have been 1823. She liked my Cloak. I sent it to her. F. Ford." Purchase, 2003(MS.2003.005).

Box 4, Folder 65 HM to "My Dear Sir" 1829 September 24 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed Hannah More. Purchase, 2005(MS.2005.005).

Outgoing Correspondence: U-Z

Box 4, Folder 26 HM to Valpy, Dr. 1816 June 5 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Extends condolences to the recipient. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 2, Folder 96 HM to Walpole, Horace, 1717-1797 1790 September 1 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed HM.

Box 2, Folder 97 HM to Walpole, Horace, 1717-1797 1790 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed HM. Possibly a copy.

Box 4, Folder 27 HM to Walsingham, George, Mrs. 1786 December 1 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 28 HM to Walsingham, George, Mrs. 1788 July 23 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed H. More. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 29 HM to Warne, Charles 1819 November 16-17 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed H. More. Postscript dated 1819 November 17. First page was torn along the right margin, stitched and taped back together. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Incoming Correspondence: U-Z

Box 3, Folder 26 West, Mrs. (Jane), 1758-1852 to HM 1813 January 10 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed Jane West. Notation at top of first page reads "Autograph letter of Mrs. West an American Authoress." and it is listed in Women, Morality, & Advice Literature page 62, as "1813. 7-10 January. From Jane West, of West Springfield Massachusetts." However, the letter is addressed from Little Bowden, Market Harborough, England and can be attributed to Jane West the English novelist, based on internal reference to West's work, Letters to a Young Man.

Non-Hannah More Correspondence 1748-1879 Scope and Contents Note The subseries contains letters written by Hannah More's contemporaries, but are not addressed to her.

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Box 4, Folder 50 Chapone, Mrs. (Hester), 1727-1801 to Price, Richard, 1723-1791 1769 February 27 Physical Description: 2 page letter, signed Hester Chapone. Notation in pencil states that the recipient was determined from other correspondence. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 31 Charlotte Elizabeth, 1790-1846 to Miss Roberts 1834 July 29 Physical Description: 4 pages, torn and taped together. Signed C.E. Phelan.

Box 3, Folder 30 Melbourne, Lord to Roberts? 1832 December 1 Physical Description: 2 pages, 3 pages torn and cut away. Incomplete.

Box 4, Folder 51 Montagu, Mrs. (Elizabeth), 1720-1800 to Portland, Margaret Cavendish Holles Harley Bentinck, Duchess of, 1715-1785 1748 April 2 Physical Description: 2 pages, signed E. Montagu. Franked. Sympathetic letter from Montagu to the Duchess of Portland, on the illness of the Duchess's mother (Lady Oxford). Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 52 Montagu, Mrs. (Elizabeth), 1720-1800 to her nephew undated Physical Description: 2 pages on lined paper. Signed E. Montagu. On a separate paper, a notation in pencil reads, "Letter of Elizabeth Montagu nee Robinson. Born 1720 died 1800. Written to my grandfather 4th Baron? her nephew." Notation is unsigned. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 28 More, Martha, 1747-1819 to Countess Waldegrave 1806 April 3 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed Martha More.

Box 4, Folder 44 More, Martha, 1747-1819 to Davies, William, -1820 probably 1819 December 1 Physical Description: 3 pages, signed Martha More. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 32 Romaine, William, 1714-1795, to Olney, Oshea (copies of 2 letters) 1879 January 27 Physical Description: 5 pages, paginated. Inscription on page 1 reads "Copy of letter to Mr. Oshea Olney at Northaw Herts April 7-1779 from the Rev W. Romaine." Inscription on page 4 reads "Part of a letter to Mr. Oshea Olney - March 2- 1795." Second inscription on page 4 reads "Copied from the original by M.A. Richards Shrewsbury Jan. 27 1879." Page 5 contains copy of a prayer, along with a depiction of a medal of the Rev. Romaine. Copy is addressed to A. Roberts, from I?. Romaine Garett. Original postage stamp. Postmarked 1879 June? 12 Letter stitched together with green ribbon

Box 3, Folder 27 Tucker, Josiah, 1712-1799 to Boscawen, Frances Evelyn, 1719-1805 1782 November 7 Physical Description: 4 pages, signed J. Tucker.

Box 3, Folder 29 Unknown Correspondent to Smith, Br.? 1831 May 3 Physical Description: 2 pages, folio. Addressed from Gracehill.

Box 3, Folder 33 Unknown Correspondent, presumably to HM? undated November 13 Physical Description: 4 pages.

Other Manuscript Material and Documentation Series 2. Bulk, 1748-1830 1748-1933 Scope and Contents Note This series contains other materials relating to Hannah More.

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Manuscript items Subseries 1. 1783-1862

Box 3, Folder 36 Pocket book after 1794 Physical Description: A small, 80 page notebook, beginning 1794. Contains various religious thoughts, etc. in diary form. Some pages torn away and defective. First page pasted down.

Box 4, Folder 45 "Reminiscencies" 1827 January-February Physical Description: 37 page manuscript notebook in Hannah More's hand. Contains table talk, conversations of visitors to Barley Wood, and anecdotes. Final 14 pages used for transcribing quotations. Original marble wrappers. Inscription on cover "This little book belonged to Hannah More and is in her or her sister Paty's writing (C.B. Pigot)." This cannot be written in Patty More's hand, because she died in 1819. This notebook is transcribed in Women, Morality & Advice Literature, pages 69-77. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 46 "The Christian Character" 1827 July Physical Description: 2 pages, signed Hannah More. Religious manuscript presumably given to a visitor to Barley Wood. Inscription on verso "written in the 83rd year of her age. She was born Feb. 2. 1745." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 3, Folder 34 "Character of Dr Kennicott" approximately 1783 Physical Description: 3 pages. Possibly written by A. Kennicott and addressed to 'Mrs. More'. Last leaf torn across. Unsigned.

Box 3, Folder 35 Unsigned fragment undated Physical Description: Unsigned and undated fragment, possibly in HM's handwriting. Filed with a separate fragment dated 1862 September 20 (listed below).

Box 3, Folder 35 "Faith Hope & Charity" fragment 1862 September 20? Physical Description Fragment containing a manuscript quatrain poem. Filed with another unsigned, undated fragment (listed above).

Box 4, Folder 47 "Hannah More Her first introduction to Doctor Johnson" undated Physical Description: 1 page manuscript note by unknown writer. Notation at bottom "Crotier's(?) Johnson, Vol 9, page 318." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Poems Written to Hannah More Subseries 2. 1770-1781

Box 4, Folder 40 Manuscript poem by Garrick, David, 1717-1779 approximately 1770 Physical Description: 2 pages, six quatrain adulatory poem. Undated but probably written in the 1770s. Addressed to "My Wild Arab," signed DG. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004). Originally mounted in Book of Fame (f MS.1996.005)

Box 4, Folder 41 Manuscript poem by Garrick, David, 1717-1779 1778 November 23 Physical Description: 1 page, 4 quatrain adulatory poem. Signed D. Garrick. First three lines read, "Upon Miss Arab More desiring me to write something in a Book, where she had collected the handwriting of celebrated Men." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004). Originally mounted in Book of Fame (f MS.1996.005)

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Box 4, Folder 42 "Hannae Morae" by Lowth, Robert, 1710-1787 1781 February 16 Physical Description: "Hannae Morae," manuscript poem by Robert Lowth, Bishop of London. 1 page eulogy for Hannah More. Written in Latin and signed "R". Notation (possibly in HM's hand) reads, "By Bishop Lowth." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004). Originally mounted in Book of Fame (f MS.1996.005)

Box 4, Folder 43 Latin and English transcription of "Hannae Morae" by Kennicott, Benjamin, 1718-1783 1781 February 16 Physical Description: 2 page manuscript transcription of "Hannae Morae," a eulogy written by Robert Lowth, Bishop of London. The eulogy is transcribed in Latin on the recto. Inscription (possibly in Ann Kennicott's hand) reads "transcribed by Dr. Kennicott." English translation on the verso is very faded. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Newspaper Clippings Subseries 3. 1833-1933

Box 4, Folder 48 Biography of Hannah More 1833 Physical Description: Biography and obituary of Hannah More, printed in The Mirror. 4 pages. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 49 Hannah More's Centenary probably 1933 Physical Description: 1 column article describing celebrations in Wrington for the centenary of Hannah More. Also provides a brief biography. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 60 Biographical newspaper clippings and epitaphs on Hannah More, Maria Edgeworth, and Mary Russell Mitford undated Physical Description: 4 pages, newspaper cuttings laid down on cardstock. One page biography of HM and one page of epitaphs to HM, including one by Horace Walpole and one by Coleridge. One page biography of Mary Russell Mitford and one page of epitaphs to Maria Edgeworth. Purchase, 2002(MS.2002.005).

Visual Materials Series 3. 1809-1828 Scope and Contents Note This series contains various visual materials relating to Hannah More, including engraved portraits, and drawings of her home at Barley Wood.

Engraved portraits of Hannah More approximately 1809-1824

Box 4, Folder 59 Engraved Portrait of Hannah More, from the original painting by Pickersgill, Henry William, 1782-1875 undated Physical Description: Titled "From the original painting by H.W. Pickersgill, ARA." Johnson, Wilson & Co., Publishers, New York. Purchase, 2002(MS.2002.005).

Box 4, Folder 54 Engraved Portrait of Hannah More, from the original painting by Pickersgill, Henry William, 1782-1875 undated Physical Description: Engraved portrait from the original painting by H.W. Pickersgill, ARA. Published by Johnson, Wilson & Co. Publishers, New York. Inscription on verso reads "Hannah More 1872." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

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Box 4, Folder 67 Engraved Portrait of Hannah More, from the original painting by Pickersgill, Henry William, 1782-1875 undated Physical Description: Engraved portrait from the original painting by HW Pickersgill, ARA. Black border. Purchase, 2005(MS.2005.005).

Box 5, Folder 2 The Portrait of Hannah More, engraved by Worthington, William Henry, approximately 1795-approximately 1839 1824 March 1 Physical Description: Engraved portrait by W.H. Worthington. London: J. Hudson. From the painting by H.W. Pickersgill. Inscription in large hand reads "The portrait of Hannah More Her Autograph May 5th 1824." Laid down on linen on a wooden stretcher. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 5, Folder 6 Mrs Hannah More, engraved by Worthington, William Henry, approximately 1795-approximately 1839, 1824 March 1 Physical Description: Engraved by W. H. Worthington. From the original painted by H. W. Pickersgill, A.R.A. Published by J. Hudson, London.

Box 4, Folder 55 Two engraved portraits (perhaps frontispieces?) undated Physical Description: First engraving titled "Mrs Hannah More. From a Picture by H.W. Pickersgill R.A. in the Possesion of Sir T.D. Ackland. Bart." Engraved by T.A. Dean. Second engraving is laid down on cardstock. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 53 Hannah More as Young Woman, engraved by Scriven, Edward, 1775-1841 undated Physical Description: Engraved by E. Scriven. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 4, Folder 66 Engraved Portrait of Hannah More, engraved by Halbert, Augustus undated Physical Description: Titled "From the Picture painted by Opie in 1786, now in the possession of Lady Olivia B. Sparrow." Inscription "Yours very sincerely H. More." Engraved by A. Halbert. Published by Harper & Brothers, New York. Purchase, 2005(MS.2005.005).

Box 5, Folder 6 Mrs. Hannah More, engraved by Godby, J. (James), active 1798-1812 1809 September 25 Physical Description: Engraving by J. Godby. From the original picture by E. Bird. Published by T. Cadell & W. Davies, Strand, London. Pencil inscription on verso.

Box 5, Folder 3 Mrs. Hannah More, engraved by Scriven, Edward, 1775-1841 1814 August 15 Physical Description: Engraved portrait by E. Scriven, Historical Engraver to the Prince Regent and the Princess of Wales. London: J. Slater. From a drawing by Mr. Slater, taken at Barley Wood, 1813 November. Inscription on verso reads Rev. J. Buxton?

Box 4, Folder 56

Pencil Drawing of Barley Wood 1826 October 20

Physical Description: Pencil drawing of Barley Wood cottage, home of Hannah More. Inscription reads, "A Faithful Portrait of my Cottage of Barley Wood." Signed Hannah More. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 5, Folder 4

Ink drawing of Hannah More's room at Barley Wood probably 1828 April

Physical Description: Ink drawing. Pencil inscription on verso reads "Mrs Hannah More's room at Barley Wood-1828-April." Inscription on back of frame (removed) reads, "Hannah More's own writing: C.B.P. Her room at Barley Wood Wrington Somersetshire H. More & Wilberforce." Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

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Box 4, Folder 57

Hand-colored print of Barley Wood undated

Physical Description: Hand-colored print of Hannah More's home, Barley Wood. Titled "Barley Wood. Mrs. Hannah More's." Printed by C. Hullmandel. Purchase, 1996 (MS.1996.004).

Box 5, Folder 8

Plan of Barley Wood Estate undated

Physical Description: 1st edition, colored plan of Barley Wood Estate, Wrington, Somerset. Purchase, 1999(MS.1999.004).

Box 5, Folder 9

Reproduction of The Nine Living Muses of Great Britain by Richard Samuel undated

Physical Description: Reproduction of the original oil on canvas by Richard Samuel, first exhibited in 1779. Depicts Hannah More as one of the nine muses.

Box 5, Folder 1

Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter undated

Physical Description: Engraving of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, poet and member of the Bluestocking Circle. Engraved by J. Shury. Engraving based on an original cameo, owned by Lady C. Finch. Filed with portrait of Mrs. Hannah More and Mrs. Piozzi.

Box 5, Folder 1

Portrait of Mrs. Piozzi undated

Physical Description: Engraved portrait of Mrs. Hester Lynch Piozzi (other married name Thrale). Engraved by H.R. Cook. "Sir J. Reynolds Pinx" is listed under the image. Inscription on verso. Filed with portraits of Mrs. Hannah More and Mrs. Elizabeth Carter.

Box 5, Folder 1

Portrait of Mrs. Hannah More undated

Physical Description: Engraved portrait of HM. Filed with portraits of Mrs. Elizabeth Carter and Mrs. Piozzi.

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