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Another consideration, though if a personal view may
even on your part not be altogether without claim to notice.
Personal safety, if it be so far as in these times it is to be had or a consideration
at no time to be neglected. Addressed to me as it is may not your
letter be a libel? my answer to it another libel? and
taken together the two letters may they not constitute a conspiracy to bring the gov his
Majestys Government into hatred and contempt? A libel what
is it but a discourse that excites the displeasure of him who has
the service of the Attorney General at his command? Quite the very word A conspiracy
which is at best
by which the displeasure of the same
dread person has been excited? The consequence may be
that you may obtain a view the doors of this same place un
of secret punishment prison may be thrown open to you, but in an
occasion, and to an effect, which, if it ever has ever been
the subject of your contempt and can hardly have been the
object of your desire wish.
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[[info_in_main_headings_field::to griffinhoof[sic] bastille]] |
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correspondence |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::i&m [fleur-de-lys] 1818]] |
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arthur wellesley, duke of wellington |
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1818 |
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letter 2589, vol. 9 |
3447 |
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