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<p>-ticular<!-- second half of a line-end hyphenation (probably "particular"), which should have been transcribed at end of preceding page --> purposes, <del>not</del> <add>any more than</add> at whatb exact time, to
<p>-ticular<!-- second half of a line-end hyphenation (probably "particular"), which should have been transcribed at end of preceding page --> purposes, <del>not</del> <add>any more than</add> at what exact time, to
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cast myself on your charity. One however I will
cast myself on your charity. One however I will
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<p>"Highness the Duke of Orleans &#x2014; Of this hereafter."
<p>"Highness the Duke of Orleans &#x2014; Of this hereafter."
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<del>Instanter was impossible: being delayed till</del> <add>The <hi rend="underline">instanter</hi> was disobeyed, though as it seemed but for a</add>
<del>The Instanter was impossible: being delayed till</del> <add>The <hi rend="underline">instanter</hi> was disobeyed, though as it seemed but for a</add>
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<hi rend="underline">now</hi> <add>day, <del>for the purpose</del> <hi rend="underline">for the</hi> purpose of <add>to</add> <add>employ<del>ing</del> the opportunity in making
<del>now</del> <add>day, <del>for the purpose</del> <hi rend="underline">for the</hi> purpose of <add>to</add> <add>employ<del>ing</del> the opportunity in making
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amends for an accident which had befallen a former <unclear>little</unclear>
amends for an accident which had befallen a former <unclear>little</unclear>
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Paris, to whom <del>the packet was</del> <add>it had been</add> <sic>intrusted</sic>. <del>Ambitious</del> <add>Solicitous</add>
Paris, to whom <del>the packet was</del> <add>it had been</add> <sic>intrusted</sic>. <del>Ambitious</del> <add>Solicitous</add>
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<del><add>in <unclear>conformity</unclear> to the Supposed</del> <del><add>presumed</add></del> <del><unclear><add>inclination of those by whom it</add></unclear></del> to make the most of the opportunity, &amp; in
<del><add>in <unclear>conformity</unclear> to the Supposed <add>presumed</add></del> <del><unclear><add>inclination of those by whom it</add></unclear></del> to make the most of the opportunity, &amp; in
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<add>conformity to the presumed inclination of those by whom it was afforded,</add> have ventured to avail myself of it by the adding
<add>conformity to the presumed inclination of those by whom it was afforded,</add>
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have ventured to avail myself of it by the adding
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a few articles, which I was sure Bowring would be
a few articles, which I was sure Bowring would be
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-ticular purposes, not any more than at what exact time, to
cast myself on your charity. One however I will
venture already to mention, for which I am not
in much apprehension of your feeling repugnance
this is the translation of a letter, which I have it
in contemplation to write, to President Boyer, in
company with an offer of codification, intended to be
circular, copies to be conveyed as opportunities offer
to Spain and Portugal; together with the several
off-sets, democratical as well as monarchical from
those two monarchies. [At this instant comes another
occasion of a very different nature, & on which I
find it necessary to request your advice & perhaps
assistance. In a letter received t'other day from Bowring
dated Paris 23 July, is the following passage:
"Instanter. To be sent 10 Copies on the Liberty of the
"Press to the French Legation, directed to His Royal


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"Highness the Duke of Orleans — Of this hereafter."
The Instanter was impossible: being delayed till The instanter was disobeyed, though as it seemed but for a
now day, for the purpose for the purpose of <add>to employing the opportunity in making
amends for an accident which had befallen a former little
packet
by the sudden illness of a person bound for
Paris, to whom the packet was it had been intrusted. Ambitious Solicitous
in conformity to the Supposed <add>presumed inclination of those by whom it to make the most of the opportunity, & in
conformity to the presumed inclination of those by whom it was afforded,
have ventured to avail myself of it by the adding
a few articles, which I was sure Bowring would be
glad to receive, & the sight of which, or some of them,
I thought might perhaps prove more or less acceptable
to your Royal friend. In pursuance, as I
thought, of that same instruction, I put up the
papers in question in a sheet of paper directed to
John Bowring Esqr Grand Hôtel de Hollande &
on the left hand

with my name at bottom. This, being
tied up with tape & sealed, I inclosed in another
sheet, directed "For the Duke of Orleans, to the care of




Identifier: | JB/010/067/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 10.

Date_1

1821-07-11

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

010

Main Headings

letters to toreno

Folio number

067

Info in main headings field

Image

003

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

louis francois joseph le dieu

Watermarks

c wilmott 1819

Marginals

Paper Producer

andreas louriottis

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1819

Notes public

letter 2778, vol. 10; in french

ID Number

3503

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