Barrett, Edward. Copy of Will, Proved March 12, 1799, Jamaica, and Aug. 26, 1799, London. E.B. Browning's Great-grandfather, Known as Edward Barrett of Cinnamon Hill 1799 Mar. 12 - 1799 Aug. 26
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. Madame de Stael's Travels Through Europe
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. Definition of a Truly Vulgar Man
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. Definition of a truly vulgar man. Holograph. By E. B. Browning's father. n.d
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. Madame de Stael's travels through Europe. Holograph essay. Incomplete. By E. B. Browning's brother. n.d
Moutlon-Barrett, Edward Barrett. ALS to his father, Edward Barrett Moulton-Barrett. From E. B. Browning's brother [1813 Mar. 31]
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. [Letter to an editor]. Holograph essay in form of a letter (?) By E. B. Browning's brother. n.d
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. ""Gratitude to your benefactors is one of the noblest virtues."" Holograph. From E. B. Browning's brother and dated Oct. 1818 by her mother, Mary Graham-Clarke Moulton-Barrett. n.d
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. On Punishment. Holograph. By E. B. Browning's Brother.1818 Oct
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. "To the Doctor with the Wig on Her Birthday. Hope End, March 4th, 1819." Birthday Ode from E. B. Browning's Brother for Their Sister, Henrietta Barrett Moulton-Barrett. 1819 Mar. 4
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. "The Cathedral."
Talking about the Barretts
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. ""But then where will you say shall we look for..."" Holograph essay, fragment (?). By E. B. Browning's brother. n.d
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. ""Avarice considered in itself is worse than profusion."" Holograph. From E. B. Browning's brother and dated Sept. 14, 1819 by Mary Graham-Clarke Moulton-Barrett, their mother. n.d
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. ""The cathedral."" Holograph fragment. By E. B. Browning's brother. n.d
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. ALS to His Father, Edward Barrett Moulton-Barrett. From E. B. Browning's Brother1813 Mar. 31
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. "Gratitude to Your Benefactors is One of the Noblest Virtues."
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. ""Who could admire and follow Perseverance enough!"" Holograph. From E. B. Browning's brother. [1818 Oct.]
Common Preludes
Moulton-Barrett, Edward Barrett. "Avarice Considered in Itself is Worse Than Profusion."