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There are a number of entries, mainly of 'Write to' form, in 1809 and 1810, referring to Mozley. There is only one 'Call on Mozley'. These seem very likely to be contacts that Godwin is attempting to Forge with Henry Mozley (1773–1845), bookseller, printer, and publisher, and his wife, Jane (1783–1867) in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. The call on Mozley entry is alongside a wide range of other names connected with publishing and bookselling during the period in which Godwin is desparately attampting to make the Juvenile Library a success.
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