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' | <p>may arrive from the two Brothers at Crichoff in whose <sic>Wellfare</sic> | ||
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& prosperity I feel that I am not a little interested. — I have wrote | |||
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a long Letter to the Colonel in which I have given some Hints about | |||
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the Distillery & have <unclear>ex</unclear>plained my Sentiments pretty fully upon the Hoggery | |||
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and how far the Method observed at <sic>Bromly</sic> can be adapted | |||
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to the Severity of a Russian Winter. According to the Promise which | |||
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I made to you I have also <sic>breifly</sic> mentioned what Terms would be | |||
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likely to tempt me to join the Colony, but without the least Idea that | |||
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they will or can be offer'd to me. — I have been revolving different | |||
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Plans of Commerce in my Mind, which perhaps might be productive | |||
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of Advantage could a permanent assurance & full Encouragement be | |||
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given, but that is the only Thing which seems wanting, were it | |||
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possible to make Prince Potemkin a little more attentive he would see | |||
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his Interest in giving every assistance to the Plans of your Son, all | |||
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of which ultimately tend to the Benefit of the Estate & to the rendering | |||
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the Lot of the Peasants much more happy than it is at present.</p> | |||
<p>I beg my respectful Compliments to M<hi rend="superscript">rs</hi>. Bentham & to the | |||
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Gentlemen with whom I had the Pleasure to dine at your House and | |||
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I remain with great Esteem Dear Sir | |||
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your most obedient | |||
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& most humble Servant | |||
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Cha<hi rend="superscript">s</hi>. Brown</p> | |||
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may arrive from the two Brothers at Crichoff in whose Wellfare
& prosperity I feel that I am not a little interested. — I have wrote
a long Letter to the Colonel in which I have given some Hints about
the Distillery & have explained my Sentiments pretty fully upon the Hoggery
and how far the Method observed at Bromly can be adapted
to the Severity of a Russian Winter. According to the Promise which
I made to you I have also breifly mentioned what Terms would be
likely to tempt me to join the Colony, but without the least Idea that
they will or can be offer'd to me. — I have been revolving different
Plans of Commerce in my Mind, which perhaps might be productive
of Advantage could a permanent assurance & full Encouragement be
given, but that is the only Thing which seems wanting, were it
possible to make Prince Potemkin a little more attentive he would see
his Interest in giving every assistance to the Plans of your Son, all
of which ultimately tend to the Benefit of the Estate & to the rendering
the Lot of the Peasants much more happy than it is at present.
I beg my respectful Compliments to Mrs. Bentham & to the
Gentlemen with whom I had the Pleasure to dine at your House and
I remain with great Esteem Dear Sir
your most obedient
& most humble Servant
Chas. Brown
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