“Dear Sir,—On Friday next
there will be another £150 answerable to your draft at Messrs
Coutts, Strand. I ought to
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WILLIAM GODWIN
add
that Lord Kinnaird, to whom I ventured to
mention some of the circumstances detailed in your letter, begged me to let him
concur in showing you this mark of attention and respect.—Yours,
“Holland.”
Charles Kinnaird, eighth baron Kinnaird (1780-1826)
The son of George Kinnaird, seventh baron Kinnaird; he was Whig MP for Leominster
(1802-05) before he succeeded to the title. He was the elder brother of Byron's friend,
Douglas Kinnaird.
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Author: C. Kegan Paul
Title:William Godwin: his Friends and Contemporaries (London: Henry S. King & Co., 1876).
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