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  1. 61

    Letter of the Marquis of Rockingham to Sir G. Savile, in which he mentions why Edmund Burke failed in the election at Bristol. Sept. 17, 1780.

    Published: 1897 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  2. 62

    Letter of Edmund Burke to Lord Lisburne, on English parliamentary matters. c. May, 1781

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  3. 63

    Draft of Mr. Burke's bills for economical reform, 1782.

    Published: 1876 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  4. 64

    List of letters in the Lansdowne collection, including some from Edmund Burke, T. Connolly, Mrs. Delany, 1782-3, J. Forbes, 1779-80, Lord Inchiquin, 1763, Lord Lifford, 1767-82, et...

    Published: 1877 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  5. 65

    Letter of Edmund Burke to Lloyd Kenyon, concerning Mr. Story's business. Beconsfield, Jan. 4 (?), 1782.

    Published: 1894 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  6. 66

    Letter of H. Connor to H. Piggott, Office of Accounts saying he is grateful to Mr Edmund Burke for mentioning his brother M. Connor who was forced to leave Philadelphia or swear al...

    Published: 1906 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  7. 67

    A typescript copy of a list of persons and institutions holding original mss. of Edmund Burke compiled by T. W. Copeland and Milton S. Smith. Mid 20th c. With "Photostat" copies of...

    “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  8. 68

    Letters of Edmund Burke to Earl Fitzwilliam, July, 1782 to June, 1789.

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  9. 69

    Letter of Sir J. Hort to Lord Shelburne, saying Mr. Edmund Burke is delivered after suffering hard usage in the Castle of Santi Petri, near Cadiz, from misinterpreting the signal....

    Published: 1876 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  10. 70

    Correspondence of W. Windham, Secretary at War (1794-1801), with Edmund Burke, 1783-97 and Charles James Fox, 1784-1806.

    “…Burke, Edmund…”
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  11. 71

    Letter of A. Thomson to Edmund Burke, Paymaster-General, concerning money for the forces in America, July 15, 1783.

    Published: 1909 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  12. 72

    Letter of Charles James Fox to Edmund Burke, paymaster-general, Sept. 24, 1783.

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  13. 73

    Letter of Sir Guy Carleton to Edmund Burke, Paymaster General, sending a half-yearly certificate of officers on the establishment in North America. Oct. 11, 1783.

    Published: 1909 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  14. 74

    Three letters from Sir Guy Carleton to R. B. Sheridan, giving a return of money raised in New York by bills on Mr Burke and on other financial matters relating to the army. Nov. 9,...

    Published: 1909 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  15. 75

    Letter of Edmund Burke to Lord Carlisle congratulating him on a speech. May 10, 1784.

    Published: 1897 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  16. 76

    Letter of Edmund Burke to J. Hely Hutchinson, introducing Mr. Staunton. Aug. 7, 1785.

    Published: 1891 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  17. 77

    Letter of George III to W. Pitt, in which he mentions Edmund Burke, Feb. 18, 1786.

    Published: 1891 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  18. 78

    Letter of the Earl of Mornington to W. W. Grenville, in which he mentions that Burke and his son came to Ireland with him. Dublin, Oct. 8, 1786.

    Published: 1892 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  19. 79

    Letter of Edmund Burke to J. Hely Hutchinson, about Burke's visit to Ireland with his son. Nov. 11, 1786.

    Published: 1891 “…Burke, Edmund…”
    Manuscript
  20. 80

    Trial of Warren Hastings. Opening speeches of Edmund Burke, C. J. Fox and C. Grey, Feb. 1788. Copy of a portion of Burke's opening speech revised by himself.

    “…Burke, Edmund…”
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