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1823. April 20
J.B. to Bolivar for Bowring
This I believe was employed, but whereas it
comes in I do not exactly recollect 13
Now as to the qualifications requisite
requisite
1. Knowledge of the
of the put to
particularly this as to
foreign nations still
more nature
to:treaties if
any inluded.
Judge him of your
citizens inferiority
1. In the first place comes knowledge of the state of the
laws in the countrynation sent to: its laws in general but
in a more particular manner the laws by which its
intercourse with nationsforeign foreign to it and more particularly
its relations with the country sent from nation including treaties of any have place,, are regulated
You see for already has If a foreign
appropriate the degree in which a fellow citizen of yours
can fail to be conform to a nature of England 2.
2. Do of character
circumstances and
ways of thinking
the foreign nature particularly
of those
your
Think of the
here
in this respect of this point of aptitude, it belongs to you
for, rather than to much more properly than to me to apprehend.
2. Acquaintance with the character and circumstances
and ways of thinking of the several pairs individuals and classes of men where it may
happen to him to have to dent with as well as with
such as it might may be of use to him to become acquainted
with: together with the means of forming such acquaintance
- Under point of undable refers only on
the part of the Citizen of the State sent from
3
Example -
, credit
more raised by
Slavery abolished
with it could
leave viz by
many finemost
an agreement
particularly by Quakers
3. Knowledge Due conception of the subjects of improvements
for which where there is a demand for them her place
in the crime, sent f the best adapted means of
supply are to be obtained found in the country sent to.
4
3. In regard Subject
of improvement
in demand in
side from, knowledge
of the aptest means of
supply, made where
obtainable
an illustration By the sample
fact of the abolition of Slavery by the Columbian Government
more service was done to its credit
than could have been done by any arrangement of Finance in
small opulence
is to be found
However well so ever contrived. Such is the opinion
an eminent and intelligent Stock broker was to gave to a as when I can depends others day heard to give.
And this service say what through what hands did it come
principally (through those of the Quakers Sect: a class of in
small opulence
is to be found
and who in all
matters to
endeavours towards the abolition of the Slave Trade are in the habit of taking the land.
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