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2 Feby. 1827 Inserendum in Memoirs of Lind & Foster

As Lord Mansfield held sentenced Peter Ance
to a year's hard labour for an Antichristian publication,
and his patronage of Bishop Warburton who
had the reputation of being an Atheist was well known,
I had a curiosity to know the state of the Chief Justice’s
opinions on that subject. I accordingly desired Lind
to inform me: the answer was, unbelief. I put the
same question to David Martin; his answer was the
same. David Martin was a man who was admitted
to familiarity, being the Painter who painted the portrait
from whence the first of the his four engravings of his Lordship
was taken, and who had gone been sent by him
to engage an engraver for that purpose to Paris where
engravers’ work, by a capital artist, scarcely cost the employer
a fourth part of what it did in England. The engraver
he had engaged failing him before the work was half done,
he

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Date_1	1827-02-02	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	009	Main Headings
Folio number	036	Info in main headings field
Image	001	Titles	inserendum in memoirs of lind & forbes
Category	fragment	Number of Pages	1
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Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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