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Bloomsb. Sqr 4 July 92.
Dear Bentham,
I am much obliged to
you for the packet I received yesterday
& promise myself great pleasure as
well as instruction from the contents.
Early on Monday morning last I
sent Mr. Dundas your 3 volumes with
a letter respecting them, in which I
said that if they interested him as
much as they had me, Mr. Pitt
might likewise possibly think them
worth his perusal, especially as
I was sure the subject of them
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Francis Burton |
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