| Content Description | Discusses hopes for an early peace, referring to the actions of Parliament; refers to the formation of the 'Societe des nations' and the efforts of the peacemakers in the service of Europe.
Discusses the merits of the paper, John Bull, noting that England now has two excellent writers; refers to various publications, including a new work by Swift, a treatise on the Christian Religion with a preface by Harrison and a new 'Histoire de France'.
Alludes to matters mentioned in a previous letter and includes reference to mutual acquaintances.
[The letter is not signed but the hand resembles Pw2 Hy 1344.] |