Hannah More (1745–1833) was an English poet, playwright, religious writer, social reformer, and anti-slavery activist. More wrote poetry, plays, and tracts, which in her later years became more evangelical. In this letter, More writes to Mr. Hatchard, informing him that she “made it a point with Mr. Cadell to insert your name in the Title page of my little poem.” She states that she “thought it her duty . . . to do what little [she] could in honor of the holy scriptures.” Hatchard was a publisher, anti-slavery campaigner, and founder of Hatchard’s bookshop. Hatchard published some of More’s works, and his shop became a meeting place for the Clapham Sect. More’s letter states the Irish Secretary, Charles Grant, is in town, dating the letter to between 1818 and 1821.