Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 537
England, and for sixteenyears lived in the pretty little village of Hampstead,where Mr. Barbauld preached, and Mrs. Barbauldwrote, adding greatly to her reputation. to give fresh impulse to her genius; but of theselater works I do not speak, as they were all forolder readers. In 1808 Mr. Barbauld… … ANNA LETITIA BARBAULD. In 1802 Mr. Barbauld accepted a call to New-ington Green ; so they left Hampstead, and settledin Stoke Newington. This move was especiallydelightful to Mrs. Barbauld, who was thus enabledto live near, and see constantly, her belovedbrother Dr. Aiken, from whom she had long…
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