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

by William Cowper

[797] Grant's (now Lord Glenelg) prize poem on "Restoration of Learning in the East."

[798] Eclectic Review. This criticism it has been ascertained is from the pen of Mr. James Montgomery; and the desire inseparably to connect what is so just and able with the works of Cowper has been the inducement, notwithstanding its length, to introduce it here.

[799] Montgomery's Essay on Cowper's Poems.

[800] Vide Josh. v. 14.

[801] Which may be found at Doctor's Commons.

[802] Alluding to the grant of Magna Charta, which was extorted from King John by the barons at Runnymede near Windsor.

[803] The Moravian missionaries in Greenland.—See Krantz.

[804] Bruyère.

[805] See Poems.

[806] John Courtney Throckmorton, Esq. of Weston Underwood.