George Wilson Meadley

During her last years AJ became a friend of George Wilson Meadley , whom she met in 1808, when Meadley was writing a biography of William Paley and she made copies of correspondence for him...

George Wilson Meadley called both the series of letters to Cartwright and to Disney very interesting. He did, however, think that AJ had a tendency to be too politically optimistic.

Meadley called the John Bull pamphlets spirited and judicious.

Following AJ 's death, excerpts from her personal correspondence were printed in the Monthly Repository in the substantial obituary by George Wilson Meadley .

The latest letter of AJ 's that Meadley printed, written ten weeks before her death, expresses continuing anguish over this detestable war.

Before William Paley published The Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy, 1785, AJ wrote some material for him to read about her views of falsehood as the root of all evil. She helped...