This is the first volume of letters to and from William Nicolson, D.D., a prominent figure in the Church of England who later served as Archbishop of Cashel. The letters, compiled and edited by John Nichols, offer a fascinating glimpse into the literary, political, and ecclesiastical landscape of the 18th century. Spanning a range of subjects, the correspondence reveals Nicolson's thoughts and activities, shedding light on his relationships with other notable figures of the time.

These letters are invaluable to researchers interested in British history, religious studies, and the history of ideas. The collection provides primary source material for understanding the intellectual and social currents of the period. 'Letters On Various Subjects' remains a significant resource for scholars and anyone interested in the lives and thoughts of influential figures from the past.

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