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SIR THOMAS MORE, 1478-1535-- To Margaret Roper. 'Wyth a cole' from prison.
MARGARET ROPER, 1505-1544-- To Sir Thomas More. Reply to the above.
ROGER ASCHAM, 1515-1568-- To Lady Jane Grey. A most accomplished maiden. To Lady Clarke. An offer of assistance.
FRANCIS BACON, 1561-1626-- To Sir Thomas Bodley. With a copy of his book.
SIR THOMAS BROWNE, 1605-1682-- To his son Thomas. Fatherly commendations. To his son Edward. Centenarians.
JOHN MILTON, 1608-1674-- To a Cambridge friend. The choice of a profession. To Leonard Philaras. The blind poet.
JOHN EVELYN, 1620-1706-- To Samuel Pepys. In retirement at Wotton. To the same. An old man's occupations.
DAME DOROTHY BROWNE, 1621-1685-- To her daughter in London. Three interesting postscripts.
GEORGE, LORD BERKELEY, 1628-1698-- To Samuel Pepys. Honourable acquittal.
DOROTHY OSBORNE, 1628-1698-- To Sir William Temple. Passing the time. To the same. Another pretender. To the same. A disappointing preacher. To the same. The ideal husband. To the same. The growth of friendship. To the same. Wilful woman.
KATHARINE PHILIPS, 1631-1664-- To the Honourable Berenice. Yielding to opinion.
JOHN LOCKE, 1632-1704-- To William Molyneux. A philosopher's confidences. To Dr. Molyneux. True friendship.
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