[262] Ibid., 1383.
[263] From Mr. Broadley’s MSS.
[264] “Parl. Hist.,” xxiv, 1396.
[265] “Corresp. of Wyvill with Pitt,” pt. i, 1796, 13.
[266] “Corresp. of Pitt with Wyvill,” pt. ii, 1797, 1–7.
[267] In the “Pitt and Napoleon Miscellanies,” I include a Memorandum—“Notes on Reform of Parliament”—from the Pretyman MSS. It is undated; but the notes form undoubtedly the rough draft of the speech outlined above, except that there is no mention of the buying out proposals at the end. May we infer that this was an afterthought, due to Dundas?
[268] “Rutland P.,” iii, 202.
[269] “Corresp. of Pitt with the Duke of Rutland,” 84.
[270] “Corresp. of Wilberforce,” i, 4; “Life of Wilberforce,” i, 77; “Corresp. of Wyvill with Pitt,” pt. i, 15 n.
[271] Stanhope, i, xv; Wraxall, iii, 116.