The Works of William Cowper / His life, letters, and poems, now first completed by the introduction of Cowper's private correspondence

by William Cowper

[615] The present Dowager Lady Throckmorton.

[616] Private correspondence.

[617] The residence of the late Mrs. Hannah More, near Bristol.

[618] The establishment of her schools, comprising the children of several parishes, then in a most neglected and uncivilized state. See the interesting account of the origin and progress of these schools in the Memoir of Mrs. More.

[619] Mrs. Martha More.

[620] Of autographs.

[621] Fuseli was associated with Cowper's Milton, and Boydell interested in Hayley's, which produced a collision of feeling between them.

[622] Private correspondence.

[623] He alludes to the dispute between Boydell and Fuseli the painter.

[624] The Rev. John Cowper, Fellow of Bennet College, Cambridge.