Henry Roscoe: The Life of William Roscoe: Contents

Son of the translator of the same name, and the likely author of the Junius letters; he was first clerk at the war office (1762-72), made a fortune in India, and served in Parliament as a Whig MP. Son of the translator of the same name, and the likely author of the Junius letters; he was first clerk at the war office (1762-72), made a fortune in India, and served in Parliament as a Whig MP.

William Roscoe to Sir Philip Francis, [June 1810]

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Author: Henry Roscoe

Title: The Life of William Roscoe 2 vols (London: T. Cadell, 1833).

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Series: Lord Byron and his Times: http://lordbyron.org

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