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From Reeve, Sir Henry

Lord Brougham's additions to recipient's article; Lord John Russell talks of bringing forward such a moderate Reform Bill that Lord Derby will accept it.

From Reeve, Sir Henry

Tocqueville is much better; Mr Coode has been mentioned as a writer on joint stock banks; the British army at Waterloo consisted of recruits and militia men.

From Reeve, Sir Henry

Lord John, after severely censuring writer for not 'taking the lead' on Reform four months ago, now opposes an article on the subject; writer is unwilling that the Edinburgh Review should oppose an important member of the Liberal party, but thinks that this article should be written.

From Reeve, Sir Henry

Lord Brougham concurs with the course adopted by recipient; the change of opinion on reforms of all kinds in the last half century is most remarkable; writer hopes that Lord Derby's bill will pass, as it is easier for the Tories to terminate these great organic questions with Whigs' assistance than for the Whigs to carry them against Tory opposition; it would now be difficult to reconstruct a Liberal administration.

From Reeve, Sir Henry

Articles on Reform in the various reviews are compared; John Austin's review of Lord Grey's book may be too conservative for the modern Tories; the state of Italy is alarming.

From Reeve, Sir Henry

Lord Stanhope's work throws no great light on Mr Pitt's statesmanship; Pitt's only real stroke of strategical ability was his expedition to Egypt.

From Romilly, Sir John,

Mr O'Neill's letter on Irish historical materials; writer has already had correspondence on Irish and Welsh manuscripts; numerous offers have been made to edit valuable manuscripts; Palgrave, Brewer and Hardy have helped writer to make a list of manuscripts to be edited and of the most competent editors; similar work should be done in Ireland; Irish and Welsh manuscripts must be published to complete the plan and to avoid accusations.

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