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... Mr. Bruce Dilks sets out and explains correspondence between Charles James Fox with John Chubb, of Bridgwater, a prominent Whig of his day and a host and friend of Coleridge. The letters, which have more political than real his torical significance, are ...

... Mr. Bruce Dilks sets out and explains correspondence between Charles James Fox with John Chubb, of Bridgwater, a prominent Whig his day and a host and friend Coleridge. The letters which have more political than real his torical significance, are published ...