James Woodhouse

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(b. April 18, 1735, Rowley Regis, Midlands – d. 1820, London, England )

Gender: M

James Woodhouse (Bap.1735, d.1820) was a shoemaker, encouraged to publish his Poems on Sundry Occasions (1764) by poet William Shenstone. EM organized a subscription for the second edition of 1767 and had him appointed land bailiff at Sandleford. After their falling out, Woodhouse characterized her patronage as ‘bondage’ while EM found his Methodist-inspired sense of entitlement hard to stomach. His brother, Joseph Woodhouse, was Montagu's steward (along with Edward Brown) in the north.

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Mentioned in 20 letters

Title	EMCO ID
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to James Beattie	1782
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to James Beattie	1798
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2053
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2054
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2075
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2496
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2498
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2499
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2545
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2547
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2550
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2551
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Morris Robinson	2556
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	2662
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3098
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Morris Robinson	3121
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3296
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3320
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3363
Letter from Elizabeth Montagu to Elizabeth Carter	3575

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