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CHAPTER XI
LETTER-WRITERS
I
а
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Vol. 1, Miscellaneous, and Catalogue of Royal and Noble Authors;
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vol. II, Anecdotes of Painting; vol. iv, Catalogue of Engravers,
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whole of (Walpole's] letters hitherto published,' and comprises a period
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