Rev. John Langhorne
Anonymous, in "Catalogue of the most celebrated Writers" Letters concerning the present State of England (1772) 380.
LANGHORN. Some of his poems are pleasing exertions of a cultivated taste; but many of them have a mediocrity of composition, which neither offends nor pleases. His prose works are entertaining, except those on religion, which are very inferior to numerous others of cotemporary writers.