published in 1813, and was followed by an attempt to prove that the Letters of Junius were written by J. L. de Lolme (1816), and subsequent publications such as A Grammar of Music (1818), A Dictionary of Musical Terms, A History of Music (two volumes, 1819) (a compilation from the Histories of Charles Burney and Sir John Hawkins), Concert-room Anecdotes (three volumes, 1825), and a Musical Manual (1828). References Attribution ; Endnotes: Public Characters for 1802-3, 371 Concert-room Anecdotes, i. 93 Musical World for 1838, 80 Genest's Hist. of the Stage, vii. Times, 30 May 1838 British Museum Catalogue Graduati Cantab. 1760-1856. 1755 births 1838 deaths People from Westminster 18th-century English people English composers 18th-century British composers 18th-century British male musicians 19th-century British composers 18th-century English musicians 19th-century English musicians 19th-century British male musicians