ALS to William Pattisson. Rome.1830 Dec 27eng4 p., with address. 30 x 23 cm. On religious, political and literary subjects. Expresses his inability to communicate with Italians due to his poor Italian and their enslavement to "spiritual thraldom." Discusses the present political and diplomatic troubles in Europe, with anti-Catholic comments. Calls Edward Irving, founder of the "Catholic Apostle Church", Pope, and advocates return to religious intolerance.