About meeting Walter Scott, lawsuits and family news.
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About meeting Walter Scott, lawsuits and family news.
About books JG has read including some poems by JH.
Is coming to London and wants to see JH.
On JG's concern for JH's well-being.
Sends blessings on JH.
Of JH's continental travels and their dangers, and of JG's possible marriage plans.
About the termination of JG's marriage plans, and the joys of travel.
About the last part of JH's continental travels, including his visit to Caroline Herschel.
Asks JH about lodgings in London for JG and his children. JG has begun his history of North America.
About lodgings in London [see JG's 1824-12-31], JG's writing, and his 'love affairs.'
More about lodgings in London [see JG's 1825-2-14], and about books JG and JH have read [letter completed 1825-3-9].
About JG's history of the United States, the first part of which is now finished, and forwarded with this letter.
More about JG's writings [see JG's 1825-5-16].
Of dreams, poetry, and JH's winning the Lalande Prize [letter completed 1825-6-6].
Anxiety about the response to JG's manuscript by the publisher [see JG's 1825-5-16].
Still has not heard from publisher [see JG's 1825-6-23].
Reports to JG on the publisher's response. JH offers JG financial assistance, telling JG 'I am rich,' JH's income being significantly greater than his needs.
About the publisher's offer, and JG's intent to go to Göttingen for research purposes.
Has stopped in London and learned of the death of JG's mother.
Mostly related to the death of JG's mother.