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1 See also Samuel Shellabarger, Lord Chesterfield (New York, 1935), pp. 108-109, and Willard Connely, The True Chesterfield . . . (London, 1939), p. 274.
2 See Gentleman's Magazine, xviii (1748), 384, 432, 576; xix (1749), 384. In June 1748 Ralph Griffiths published the Memoirs of Mrs. Laetitia Pilkington; presumably because of her narrative of prolonged marital infelicity, some of the writers of Grub Street could not resist associating her name and fame with Mrs. Phillips'.
3 See Gentleman's Mag., xxiii (1753), 133.
4 Joyce Hemlow, “Fanny Burney and the Courtesy Books,” PMLA, lxv (1950), 744 et passim.
5 See the Monthly Review, lii (1775), 514-517. I have not examined a copy of the work itself.
6 The reviewer is identified in Benjamin C. Nangle, The Monthly Review . .. (Oxford, 1934), p. 137.
7 Compare the admonition: “Preserve thy vow in violated, for the strayings of thy husband absolve thee not” (The Whole Duty of Woman, p. 76).
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