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Ford's accomplishments risked being complicated by an infatuated lover, the Earl of Jersey, who offered her £800 a year to be his mistress. When she refused, Lord Jersey tried to sabotage her initial public concert, but she earned £15 from it nonetheless. In 1761, she published a pamphlet, A Letter from Miss F—d to a Person of Distinction, defending her position.[6] This in turn provoked a pamphlet from the Earl, A Letter to Miss F–d.[7] The brief pamphlet war between them differed in subject and tone from others conducted in that era.[citation needed]