A satire on William Pulteney and his friends. Most of the “second lesson” is by Walpole; originally published without his knowledge, possibly by Sir Charles Hanbury Williams.
Acquired December, 2010 by the Lewis Walpole Library.
While an undergraduate, James wrote this work for the benefit of Henry Malden, the chapel clerk, under whose name it was published.
Acquired December, 2010 by the Lewis Walpole Library.
Original publisher’s blue paper boards with original paper spine labels; untrimmed with vols. 2 and 3 unopened.
Acquired December, 2010 by the Lewis Walpole Library
Manuscript in a single hand listing the household furnishings of Mark Burleigh, with prices assessed. Indicates the private sale of certain items to Mrs. Ford and the final settlement of the estate.
Acquired December, 2010 by the Lewis Walpole Library.
A satire inspired by Horace Walpole’s ‘Lessons for the day.’
Acquired December, 2010 by the Lewis Walpole Library