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<head>Copy of a Letter to Sir James Harris K.B.</head>


<p>Sir</p>
<p>As it has made no small part of my happiness,
<lb/>
that my Son in Russia has been honoured with your
<lb/>
friendship; and as he is now in a situation, and
<lb/>
circumstances that have long been the object of his
<lb/>
wishes, and which indeed prompted him, at first,
<lb/>
to quit, for a while, his own Country, professedly
<lb/>
for the means of being the more serviceable to it
<lb/>
in a way the best adapted to his genius, I
<lb/>
flatter myself, I shall find my excuse for
<lb/>
giving you this trouble, in your inclination to
<lb/>
serve him.</p>
<p>If a Perusal of the inclosed Letters from him <del>to</del>
<lb/>
to his Brother and me will not be too great a
<lb/>
trespass upon your time, you will find he is at
<lb/>
present engaged, in compliance with Prince
<lb/>
Potemkin's recommendation, in a Plan of
<lb/>
constructing a Row-<sic>Yatcht</sic> for his use but with
<lb/>
a view of making a Present of it to the Empress,
<lb/>
for her personal <sic>accomodation</sic> when She puts
<lb/>
in execution her intended Progress next Summer
<lb/>
to Cherson and the Crimea.</p>




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Copy of a Letter to Sir James Harris K.B.

Sir

As it has made no small part of my happiness,
that my Son in Russia has been honoured with your
friendship; and as he is now in a situation, and
circumstances that have long been the object of his
wishes, and which indeed prompted him, at first,
to quit, for a while, his own Country, professedly
for the means of being the more serviceable to it
in a way the best adapted to his genius, I
flatter myself, I shall find my excuse for
giving you this trouble, in your inclination to
serve him.

If a Perusal of the inclosed Letters from him to
to his Brother and me will not be too great a
trespass upon your time, you will find he is at
present engaged, in compliance with Prince
Potemkin's recommendation, in a Plan of
constructing a Row-Yatcht for his use but with
a view of making a Present of it to the Empress,
for her personal accomodation when She puts
in execution her intended Progress next Summer
to Cherson and the Crimea.



Identifier: | JB/540/114/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 540.

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1784-10-26

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114

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