Letters of Horace Walpole — Volume I by Horace Walpole
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8. TO CONWAY, _July_ 5, 1740.--Danger of Malaria--Roman Catholic
Relics--"Admiral Hosier's Ghost"--Contest for the Popedom 9. TO THE SAME, _July_ 9, 1740 10. TO WEST, _Oct._ 2, 1740.--A Florentine Wedding--Addison's Descriptions are Borrowed from Books--A Song of Bondelmonti's, with a Latin Version by Gray, and an English One by the Writer 11. TO MANN, _Jan._ 22, 1742.--Debate on Pulteney's Motion for a Committee on Papers Relating to the War--Speeches of Pulteney, Pitt, Sir R. Walpole, Sir W. George, etc.--Smallness of the Ministerial Majority 12. TO THE SAME, _May_ 26, 1742.--Ranelagh Gardens Opened--Garrick, "A Wine-merchant turned Player"--Defeat of the Indemnity Bill 13. TO THE SAME, _Dec._ 9, 1742.--Debate on Disbanding the Hanoverian Troops--First Speech of Murray (afterwards Earl of Mansfield)--_Bon Mot_ of Lord Chesterfield 14. TO THE SAME, _Feb._ 24, 1743.--King Theodore--Handel Introduces Oratorios 15. TO THE SAME, _July_ 4, 1743.--Battle of Dettingen--Death of Lord Wilmington 16. TO THE SAME, _Sept._ 7, 1743.--French Actors at Clifden--A new Roman Catholic Miracle--Lady Mary Wortley 17. TO THE SAME, _March_ 29, 1745.--Death of his Father--Matthews and |
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