Reference1720/838
LevelItem
TitleCopy of a letter written by Samuel Taylor Coleridge to Rev. William Money c 1815.
DescriptionWrites a three page letter to decline an invitation to stay with Money, due to the bad weather and the risk of worsening his existing ill health. Mentions how he is dead to all but intellectual pleasures 'for surely the staving off of Pain is no pleasure'. States that he entertains a high respect for Money's 'moral being' due to his friendship to fellow Christians. Mentions [William Lisle] Bowles. Discusses the state of the Church of England and the possibility of schism from evangelical dissenters.
Date1839
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