Voltaire writes that he found de Missy’s last letter on his return to Brussels. He asks de Missy to send him everything that his been done in the universal history in English from chapter 7 concerning the Jews to the captivity of Babylon. He notes that a small edition of his works has recently been printed in Paris under the title d’Edition de Genève chez Bousquet and adds that this is the least faulty and the most complete that he has seen. Voltaire says that he will send a copy to de Missy. He adds that if some bookseller in London wanted to reprint them, we would send them a corrected copy and put them in a better order, accompanied by as yet unpublished pieces such as Mahomet. He remarks that the play was made for English heads rather than for French hearts and that they found it too bold for Paris.