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<p>1820. Novr 13</p>
<head>1820. Nov<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 13<lb/>
<p>J.B. to Mora</p>
J.B. to Mora</head>
<p>It will be very material to me to know  what progress,<lb/>
<p>It will be very material to me to know  what progress,<lb/>
if any, has been made in the way of Codification by<lb/>
if any, has been made in the way of Codification by<lb/>
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offered, as you will see in my Book entitled "Papers<lb/>
offered, as you will see in my Book entitled "Papers<lb/>
on Codification &amp;c"; and I declined. <add><del>&#x2014;This is what I offer</del></add> He said he had ordered<lb/>
on Codification &amp;c"; and I declined. <add><del>&#x2014;This is what I offer</del></add> He said he had ordered<lb/>
his people to put questions &amp;c. I told him they would do no such thing:<lb/>
his people to put questions &amp;c. I told him they would do no such thing:</p>


<note>&#x2014;and so it was. All<lb/>
<note>&#x2014;and so it was. All<lb/>
this you may see in<lb/>
this you may see in<lb/>
my <hi rend="underline">"Papers on <unclear>Cotofor</unclear>" cetera</hi>.</note><lb/></p>
my <hi rend="underline">"Papers on Codification"</hi>.</note>


<p>As to paper money, stiled "annuity notes" or<lb/>
<p>As to paper money, stiled "annuity notes" or<lb/>
"circulating annuities", so much as was occupied in the explanation<lb/>
"circulating annuities", so much as was occupied in the explanation<lb/>
of the plan itself will, I believe, be found in a <lb/>
of the plan itself will, I believe, be found in a <lb/>
<del>condition fit to be put into the hands of the Minister. <unclear>Thank</unclear></del> <add>capable of being so published together as to be in an <unclear>inseparable</unclear> condition</add><lb/>
<del>condition fit to be put into the hands of the Minister. Though</del> <add>capable of being so published together as to be in an intelligible condition</add><lb/>
<del>I am not without apprehension that, in addition to two</del> <add>through a considerable part of the matter in which the advantage of</add><lb/>
<del>I am not without apprehension that, in addition to two</del> <add>through a considerable part of the matter in which the advantage of</add><lb/>
<del>Tables which <gap/> there was a Kind Table, containing the</del> <add>it with reference to this country <unclear>wonderfuly</unclear> is missing: lest I believe at</add><lb/>
<del>Tables which <gap/> there was a third Table, containing the</del> <add>it with reference to this country were detailed is missing: lest I believe at</add></p>


<note>the Porutess as no<lb/>
<note>the Printers as no<lb/>
longer worth thinking<lb/>
longer worth thinking<lb/>
about after the unexpected<lb/>
about after the unexpected<lb/>
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in the form of marginal<lb/>
in the form of marginal<lb/>
contents are<lb/>
contents are<lb/>
I believe <unclear>forward</unclear></note><lb/>
I believe <unclear>forward</unclear></note>


<del>exact ne<gap/> of a proposed note of the Kind in question,</del><lb/>
<p><del>exact ne<gap/> of a proposed note of the kind in question,</del><lb/>
<del>and that the only <gap/> I have remaining of that note</del><lb/>
<del>and that the only copy I have remaining of that note</del><lb/>
<del>was given <gap/> friend of mine <gap/></del><lb/>
<del>was given to a <gap/> friend of mine Sir <gap/> <gap/></del><lb/>
<del>whose papers I should little expectation of <gap/>it</del> <lb/>
<del>whose papers I should little expectation of <gap/> it</del><lb/>
<del>Some further matter, consisting of <gap/> of the</del><lb/>
<del>Some further matter, consisting of <gap/> of the</del><lb/>
<del>expected advantages is, I believe <gap/> in my</del><lb/>
<del>expected advantages is, I believe <gap/> in my</del><lb/>
<del>scrawl and <gap/> not yet finished</del>. I may not improbably send<lb/>
<del>scrawl and not yet finished</del>. I may not improbably send<lb/>
it to you as it is by the next Courier. By this means if it<lb/>
it to you as it is by the next Courier. By this means if it<lb/>
be possible for you to make out my scrawl, you will be in<lb/>
be possible for you to make out my scrawl, you will be in<lb/>
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not pay any attention to it without postponing to an indefinite<lb/>
not pay any attention to it without postponing to an indefinite<lb/>
time, my operations on the Code &#x2014; a field of so much<lb/>
time, my operations on the Code &#x2014; a field of so much<lb/>
more assumed promise. The Code &#x2014; in: for the <unclear>formal</unclear> at<lb/>
more assumed promise. The Code &#x2014; in: for the present at<lb/>
least not the Code but "Rid yourselves of Ultramaria"
least not the Code but "Rid yourselves of Ultramaria"</p>
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1820. Novr 13
J.B. to Mora

It will be very material to me to know what progress,
if any, has been made in the way of Codification by
the Committee; and the hope of obtaining this information
is one reason why I would not let slip a post without writing
to you. Those particular friends of mine in the Cortes
whom you mention — Mr Puigblanc, Mr Giraldo, and
Mr Callatrava wil, I make no doubt, add to the obligations
they have conferred on me by doing what may be in their
power towards enabling you to comply with this request.
What you have written with regard to the necessity of doing
the thing completely, without making patchwork upon old
foundations is of the utmost importance: this is the only way
in which, these are the only terms on which, I can be of any
use. As to my answering questions, or giving dissertations on particular
points, that will never do. This was what Emperor Alexander
offered, as you will see in my Book entitled "Papers
on Codification &c"; and I declined. —This is what I offer He said he had ordered
his people to put questions &c. I told him they would do no such thing:

—and so it was. All
this you may see in
my "Papers on Codification".

As to paper money, stiled "annuity notes" or
"circulating annuities", so much as was occupied in the explanation
of the plan itself will, I believe, be found in a
condition fit to be put into the hands of the Minister. Though capable of being so published together as to be in an intelligible condition
I am not without apprehension that, in addition to two through a considerable part of the matter in which the advantage of
Tables which there was a third Table, containing the it with reference to this country were detailed is missing: lest I believe at

the Printers as no
longer worth thinking
about after the unexpected
ill usage I
received. But of his part the heads
in the form of marginal
contents are
I believe forward

exact ne of a proposed note of the kind in question,
and that the only copy I have remaining of that note
was given to a friend of mine Sir
whose papers I should little expectation of it
Some further matter, consisting of of the
expected advantages is, I believe in my
scrawl and not yet finished. I may not improbably send
it to you as it is by the next Courier. By this means if it
be possible for you to make out my scrawl, you will be in
a condition to judge whether it be applicable to Spain.
And if yes, and the Finance Minister thinks so too, it is
to you that he will be more indebted for it than to me; and
thus every thing will be as it should be. As to me, I could
not pay any attention to it without postponing to an indefinite
time, my operations on the Code — a field of so much
more assumed promise. The Code — in: for the present at
least not the Code but "Rid yourselves of Ultramaria"



Identifier: | JB/013/054/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 13.

Date_1

1820-11-13

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

013

Main Headings

rid yourselves of ultramaria

Folio number

054

Info in main headings field

jb to mora

Image

001

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d2 / e2

Penner

john flowerdew colls

Watermarks

j whatman 1819

Marginals

Paper Producer

john flowerdew colls

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1819

Notes public

letter 2712, vol. 10

ID Number

4503

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