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Charles James Fox manuscript material : 4 items

Title
  1. Charles James Fox manuscript material : 4 items, ca. 1793-1802.
Author
  1. Fox, Charles James, 1749-1806.

Details

Found in
  1. Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle: Manuscripts, 1772-1925
Description
  1. 4 items
Summary
  1. · To a Messrs. Perregaux & Co., at Rue Montblanc : 1 autograph letter signed : 20 Dec 1802 : (MISC 0531) : including an itemized account.
  2. · To Richard Brinsley Sheridan, playwright and politician : 1 autograph letter signed : [1793] : (MISC 0529) : refers to the capture of Pondicherry and the use to be made of it.
  3. · To "My dear Sir" : 1 autograph letter signed : "Tuesday" : (MISC 0528) : inviting his correspondent to visit him en route to Bath.
  4. · To "Sir" : 1 autograph letter signed : "Friday" : (MISC 0530) : sending a draft for £100 [no longer enclosed].
Subject
  1. Pondicherry (India)
  2. Politicians > Great Britain > 19th century > Correspondence
  3. Politicians > Great Britain > 18th century > Correspondence
  4. Fox, Charles James, 1749-1806 > Correspondence
Call number
  1. Pforz MS
Access (note)
  1. Restricted access;
Biography (note)
  1. Charles James Fox, English Whig politician. A supporter of the American and French Revolutions, he was also a campaigner against slavery, and an advocate of religious tolerance. Fox's scandalous predelictions for gambling and women led to his dubious distinction of being satirized in political cartoons more than any other figure in late 18th century Britain.
Author
  1. Fox, Charles James, 1749-1806.
Title
  1. Charles James Fox manuscript material : 4 items, ca. 1793-1802.
Restricted access
  1. Restricted access; Pforzheimer Collection; Permit must be requested at the division indicated.
Biography
  1. Charles James Fox, English Whig politician. A supporter of the American and French Revolutions, he was also a campaigner against slavery, and an advocate of religious tolerance. Fox's scandalous predelictions for gambling and women led to his dubious distinction of being satirized in political cartoons more than any other figure in late 18th century Britain.
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Found in:
  1. Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle: Manuscripts, 1772-1925
Research call number
  1. Pforz MS
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