[2] Mme de Villedieu, _Annales galantes de Grece_ and _Les exiles de la cour d'Auguste_. Mme Durand-Bedacier, _Les belles Grecques, ou l'histoire des plus fameuses courtisanes de la Grece._ [3] B.M. Catalogue. [4] A. Lang, _History of English Literature_ (1912), 458. See _ante_, p. 25. [5] Re-issued as _The Unfortunate Princess, or, the Ambitious Statesman_, 1741. [6] J.E. Wells, _Fielding's Political Purpose in Jonathan Wilde_, PMLA, XXVIII, No. I, pp. 1-55. March, 1913. See also _The Secret History of Mama Oello_, 1733. "The Curaca Robilda's Character [i.e. Sir Robert Walpole's] will inform you that there were Evil Ministers even amongst the simple Indians" ... and _The Statesman's Progress: Or, Memoirs of the Life, Administration, and Fall of Houly Chan, Primier Minister to Abensader, Emperor of China_ (1733). [7] A.C. Ewald, _Sir Robert Walpole_ (1878), 444. [8] A.C. Ewald, _Sir Robert Walpole_, 450. [9] Lord Hervey's _Memoirs_, London, 1884, II, 143. [10] _The Unfortunate Princess_, 18, etc. [11] _Memoirs of a Certain Island_, II, 249. "Marama [the Duchess of Marlborough] has been for many Years a Grandmother; but Age is the smallest of her Imperfections:--She is of a Disposition so perverse and peevish, so designing, mercenary, proud, cruel, and revengeful, that it has been a matter of debate, if she were really Woman, or if some Fiend had not assumed that Shape on purpose to affront the Sex, and fright Mankind from Marriage." [12] J. Nichols, _Literary Anecdotes_, III, 649, records the tradition that Chapman was the publisher of Mrs. Haywood's _Utopia_. [13] Anne Mason, formerly Lady Macclesfield, and the Earl of Rivers, whom Savage claimed as his father. [14] She had a way of rechristening her friends by romantic titles. See her poem, "To Mr. Walter Bowman ... Occasion'd by his objecting against my giving the Name of Hillarius to Aaron Hill, Esq." [15] _Memoirs of a Certain Island_, I, 43-7 condensed. [16] For an account of Clio see an article by Bolton Corney, "James Thomson and David Mallet," _Athenaeum_, II, 78, 1859. And Miss Dorothy Brewster, _Aaron Hill_, 188. Her unsavory biography entitled _Clio, or a Secret History of the Amours of Mrs. S-n--m_, was still known at the time of _Polly Honeycombe_, 1760. [17] _The Authors of the Town; a Satire. Inscribed to the Author of the Universal Passion_. For J. Roberts, 1725. A number of lines from this poem appear later in Savage's "On False Historians," _Poems_ (Cooke's ed.), II, 189. [18] _Letters from the Lady Mary Wortley Montagu_, Everyman edition, 4.