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' | <p>Sir Charles's intention, into which I thew in all my weight<lb/>is to defer the going into the matter at large in his way till<lb/>next Session, but he was obliging enough to ask my consent<lb/>to make use of my name. To find myself held<lb/>up to the House as a Projector, who to make the money<lb/>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Campbell has done, wanted to carry on the same sort<lb/> of trade with M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Campbell, but could not get Administration<lb/>to have any thing to say to him, as it is not the truth,<lb/>so neither would it be very flattering to me: as little can<lb/> I expect that you or any other member of Administration<lb/>should stand up and make a decisive declaration in favour<lb/>of a plan, which you have not had time to give a sufficient<lb/> examination to: but what I should be much flattered by,<lb/>and what perhaps you might not be averse to do for me;<lb/>if such should be your sentiments, would be to say, that such<lb/><add>a</add></p> | ||
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Sir Charles's intention, into which I thew in all my weight
is to defer the going into the matter at large in his way till
next Session, but he was obliging enough to ask my consent
to make use of my name. To find myself held
up to the House as a Projector, who to make the money
Mr Campbell has done, wanted to carry on the same sort
of trade with Mr Campbell, but could not get Administration
to have any thing to say to him, as it is not the truth,
so neither would it be very flattering to me: as little can
I expect that you or any other member of Administration
should stand up and make a decisive declaration in favour
of a plan, which you have not had time to give a sufficient
examination to: but what I should be much flattered by,
and what perhaps you might not be averse to do for me;
if such should be your sentiments, would be to say, that such
a
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Correspondence |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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