Letters, 1734-1771

• Correspondence with Brown, James

  • Archive Work ID: letters.brown_james
  • Correspondent: Brown, James
  • Language: English
  • Date Range: 1753-1771
  • Summary: 43 letters (43 from Gray), dated between 1753 and 1771.

  1 Manuscript:

  • • Archive MS ID: letters.0499 (Source: EAD/XML)
    • Title: Gray, Thomas to Brown, James
    • Date: 6 June 1767
    • Language: English
    • Location: Modern (Unbound) Manuscripts and Correspondence, series III, box 7a, folder 16, Robert H. Taylor Collection of English and American Literature (RTC01), Princeton University Library, Princeton, NJ, USA <http://rbsc.princeton.edu/>
    • References: Correspondence (1971), letter no. 443, vol. iii, 961-962; Correspondence (1853), letter CIX, 383-385; Letters (1900-12), letter no. CCCI, vol. iii, 143-144
    • Contents: Incipit: "My intention is (Deo volente) to come to Cambridge on Friday or Saturday". Sent from London. Dateline: "Saturday, June 6, 1767". Address: "Jermyn Street".
    • Surrogates: Letter record at the Thomas Gray Archive available online.
    
    
  
  

• Correspondence with Robinson, William

  • Archive Work ID: letters.robinson_william
  • Correspondent: Robinson, William
  • Language: English
  • Date Range: 1763-
  • Summary: 1 letters (1 from Gray), dated between 1763 and 1763.

  1 Manuscript:

  • • Archive MS ID: letters.0433 (Source: EAD/XML)
    • Title: Gray, Thomas to Robinson, William
    • Date: 10 October 1763
    • Language: English
    • Location: Modern (Unbound) Manuscripts and Correspondence, series III, box 7a, folder 16, Robert H. Taylor Collection of English and American Literature (RTC01), Princeton University Library, Princeton, NJ, USA <http://rbsc.princeton.edu/>
    • Alternate Form: a photocopy is at the British Library, RP 2570 (ii)
    • References: Correspondence (1971), letter no. 380, vol. ii, 824-825; Gentleman's Magazine, Dec. 1803, 1107; Letters (1900-12), letter no. CCLVI, vol. iii, 28; Works (1816), section IV, letter CXI, vol. ii, 425-426; Works (1835-1843), section IV, letter CXXII, vol. iv, 24-25
    • Contents: Incipit: "Having been upon the ramble, I have neglected all my duties, in hopes of". Sent from Cambridge. Dateline: "Oct. 10, 1763". Address: "Pembroke Hall".
    • Surrogates: Letter record at the Thomas Gray Archive available online.