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1820. Dec.r 28th<lb/>
<p>1820. Dec.<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 28th.</p>
<p>on Sunday next. In speaking of M. B. he seemed enraptured<lb/>
<head>E.<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Blaquiere Paris to J. Bowring Freeman's Court Cornhill</head>
with him, observing that anyone of the works published by<lb/>
<p>"on Sunday next. In speaking of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. B. he seemed enraptured<lb/>
Dumont, were sufficient to immortalize his name. I was<lb/>
"with him, observing that any one of the works published by<lb/>
much struck by the physioenomy and manner of this extraordinary<lb/>  
"Dumont, were sufficient to immortalize his name. I was<lb/>
man, and my impression is that, he combines<lb/>
"much struck by the physiognomy and manner of this extraordinary<lb/>  
more of the primitive Christian, just as those whom Christ<lb/>
"man, and my impression is that, he combines<lb/>
selected to preach his doctrines, than any one else I ever saw<lb/>
"more of the primitive Christian, just as those whom Christ<lb/>
or heard of. We passed a <unclear>pars</unclear> of this evening as Mr. Clarke's<lb/>
"selected to preach his doctrines, than any one else I ever saw<lb/>
where I met M. Julien, a man of some notoriety, and Editor<lb/>
"or heard of. We passed a part of this evening as M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. Clarke's<lb/>
of the <hi rend="underline">Revue Encyclopèdique</hi>, a work that is rising just, and<lb/>
"where I met M Julien, a man of some notoriety, and Editor<lb/>
which I propose making subservient to the interests of the<lb/>
"of the <foreign><hi rend="underline">Revue Encyclopèdique</hi></foreign>, a work that is rising fast, and<lb/>
good cause as much as in me lieth. An article on the <hi rend="underline">Consejos</hi><lb/>
"which I propose making subservient to the interests of the<lb/>
is to appear in the <hi rend="underline">Courier</hi> <unclear>forwith</unclear>. I also hope to<lb/>
"good cause as much as in me lieth. An article on the <hi rend="underline">consejos</hi><lb/>
make them known through the Revue. Llavente is here, but in<lb/>
"is to appear in the <hi rend="underline">Cour<add>r</add>ier</hi> forthwith. I also hope to<lb/>
disgrace with <hi rend="underline">M</hi>. and <hi rend="underline">myself</hi> for having inserted an article<lb/>
"make them known through the Revue. Llavente is here, but in<lb/>
in said <hi rend="underline">Revue</hi>, giving a most partial and incorrect<lb/>
"disgrace with <hi rend="underline">M</hi>. and <hi rend="underline">myself</hi> for having inserted an article<lb/>
account of the periodical and daily press at Madrid.<lb/>
"in said <foreign><hi rend="underline">Revue</hi></foreign>, giving a most partial and incorrect<lb/>
I shall take an early opportunity of finding out your friend<lb/>
"account of the periodical and daily press at Madrid.<lb/>
of the <hi rend="underline">annales protestantes</hi>. There is only room to congratulate<lb/>
"I shall take an early opportunity of finding out your friend<lb/>
you on the triumph of the people, <hi rend="underline">through the</hi><lb/>
"of the <foreign><hi rend="underline">annales protestantes</hi></foreign>. There is only room to congratulate<lb/>
<hi rend="underline">Queen</hi>, I hope the victory will be followed up. I have sent<lb/>
"you on the triumph of the people, <hi rend="underline">through the</hi><lb/>
all the Continental news I could pick up over, but, I dare<lb/>
"<hi rend="underline">Queen</hi>, I hope the victory will be followed up. I have sent<lb/>
say, Mr. P. has found it convenient to omit a great part,<lb/>
"all the Continental news I could pick up over, but, I dare<lb/>
if not all of it I say this, because a letter of the 25th. had<lb/>
"say, M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>. P. has found it convenient to omit a great part,<lb/>
not appeared up to the 2.d. Matters are assuming a formidable<lb/>
"if not all of it I say this, because a letter of the 25th. had<lb/>
aspect on this side the water. In other words,<lb/>
"not appeared up to the 2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi>. Matters are assuming a formidable<lb/>
the Inns are doing all they can to promote a <hi rend="underline">now</hi>, and<lb/>
"aspect on this side the water. In other words,<lb/>
get themselves turned out!</p>  
"the Inns are doing all they can to promote a <hi rend="underline">row</hi>, and<lb/>
"get themselves turned out!</p>  






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1820. Dec.r 28th.

E.d Blaquiere Paris to J. Bowring Freeman's Court Cornhill

"on Sunday next. In speaking of Mr. B. he seemed enraptured
"with him, observing that any one of the works published by
"Dumont, were sufficient to immortalize his name. I was
"much struck by the physiognomy and manner of this extraordinary
"man, and my impression is that, he combines
"more of the primitive Christian, just as those whom Christ
"selected to preach his doctrines, than any one else I ever saw
"or heard of. We passed a part of this evening as Mr. Clarke's
"where I met M Julien, a man of some notoriety, and Editor
"of the Revue Encyclopèdique, a work that is rising fast, and
"which I propose making subservient to the interests of the
"good cause as much as in me lieth. An article on the consejos
"is to appear in the Courrier forthwith. I also hope to
"make them known through the Revue. Llavente is here, but in
"disgrace with M. and myself for having inserted an article
"in said Revue, giving a most partial and incorrect
"account of the periodical and daily press at Madrid.
"I shall take an early opportunity of finding out your friend
"of the annales protestantes. There is only room to congratulate
"you on the triumph of the people, through the
"Queen, I hope the victory will be followed up. I have sent
"all the Continental news I could pick up over, but, I dare
"say, Mr. P. has found it convenient to omit a great part,
"if not all of it I say this, because a letter of the 25th. had
"not appeared up to the 2d. Matters are assuming a formidable
"aspect on this side the water. In other words,
"the Inns are doing all they can to promote a row, and
"get themselves turned out!




Identifier: | JB/013/124/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 13.

Date_1

1820-12-28

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

013

Main Headings

rid yourselves of ultramaria

Folio number

124

Info in main headings field

ed blaquiere paris to j. bowring freemans court cornhill

Image

002

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d3 / e3 / d4 / e4

Penner

john flowerdew colls

Watermarks

j whatman 1819

Marginals

Paper Producer

john flowerdew colls

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1819

Notes public

ID Number

4573

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