Correspondence with various ladies among whom is notably Barbara Villiers, later Lady Castlemaine & Duchess of Cleveland, and letters exchanged with Sir Charles Sedley, John Dryden, Charles Cotton, Mr. Bates, &c., now for the first time printed correctly
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