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[Extracts from 'The London Review' (6-27 October 1860), and from ‘Literary Memoirs of Living Authors of Great Britain 1798’]
by George (ed.) Hilder Libbis
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The extracts from 'The London Review' are from pp. 33-62 and are interleaved. They contain much information on Talbot and the ‘Moncrieff’ volume. The extracts from ‘Literary Memoirs of Living Authors of Great Britain 1798’ are on Samuel and William Henry Ireland, p. 1.
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