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1824 Feb. 13
<head>1824 Feb. 13<lb/>
J.B. to Greek Government Legislature
J.B. to Greek <del>Government</del> Legislature</head>


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<note>+<lb/>
1
1</note>


Their ministers first principles of <gap/> invitation <gap/> Letter <gap/> !
<p><del>Their ministers <add>first</add> principles of <gap/> <add>invitation</add> <gap/> Letter <gap/>!</del></p>


&#x2014; Legislators of Greece regimented Greece!
<head>&#x2014; Legislators of <del>Greece</del> regimented Greece!</head>


[+]
<p><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi></p>
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<p>By <del><gap/> <add>With</add></del> What <add><del>the</del> the</add> degree of discernment <del>the tokens <add><gap/><gap/><gap/></add> <add>in which character</add></del> of ap<lb/>
approbation with which <add>that token of approbation</add> your government has been pleased<lb/>
to reward <add>to honour me have been</add> a small part of the labours <del>of my</del> <add>in which a</add> long protracted<lb/>
life <add>has been employed</add>, it belongs not to him who has been the object<lb/>
of it, but to the world at large, to pronounce: but as <add>of</add></p>


By <gap/> With What the the degree of discernment the tokens in which character of ap
<note>Whether any such<lb/>
approbation with which that token of approbation your government has been pleased
praise as that of<lb/>
to reward to honour me have been a small part of the labours of my in which a long protracted
discernment is ascribable<lb/>
life has been employed, it belongs not to him who has been the object
to those<lb/>
of it, but to the world at large, to pronounce: but as of
tokens of approbation<lb/>
with which you have<lb/>
been pleased to bestow<lb/>
me it belongs to the<lb/>
<del>public</del> world at large<lb/>
not to him who is<lb/>
the object of it to<lb/>
pronounce..</note>


Whether any such
<p><note><hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> Whether <del>to those</del> <add>for</add> the<lb/>
praise as that of
<del>tokens the</del> <add>sort of</add> encouragement<lb/>
discernment is ascribable
with which<lb/>
to those
you have been pleased<lb/>
tokens of approbation
to honour me, any<lb/>
with which you have
such praise <del>as that <add>is due</add></del><lb/>
been pleased to bestow
<add>is due as that</add> of discernment <del>is due <add><gap/></add></del><lb/>
me it belongs to the
it belongs to the world<lb/>
public world at large
at large, not to <del>this</del><lb/>
not to him who is
him who is the object<lb/>
the object of it to
of it, to pronounce.<lb/>
pronounce..
Of</note><lb/>
 
the magnanimity <del><add>magnanimous</add> and independent spirit <add>independence</add></del> manifested<lb/>
<note>[+] Whether to those for the
in an address of this <unclear>complection</unclear> to a man<lb/>
<gap/> <gap/> sort of encouragement
<del>so perfectly</del> <add>whose <del><gap/></del></add> <add>position <del>is</del> so</add> <add><sic>compleatly</sic></add> destitute of every thing <del>that is in use to <add>by which <gap/><gap/></add></del> <add>which could render him</add><lb/>
with which
<del><gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> to be extracted from <gap/> <add>ordinary</add> mind <add>in the <gap/> of being <gap/></add></del> <add>an object of such <unclear>nature</unclear> to ordinary mind,</add><lb/>
you have been pleased
to a man, from whom <add>no</add> service <del><add>could</add></del> <add>can</add> <add>possibly have been looked for</add> in any shape but<lb/>
to honour me, any
that <add>in</add> which <del><add><gap/></add></del> <add>a small particle of it</add> has already been <del><gap/></del> <add>so richly</add> remunerated, there<lb/>
such praise as that is due
can be but one opinion: <del>that</del> such is the honour your<lb/>
is due as that of discernment is due <gap/>
<del>government</del> <add>body</add> has conferred on itself, and <add>by</add> nothing <del><gap/><lb/>
it belongs to the world
it wants to</del> <add>more that</add> I could say could any addition be made<lb/>
at large, not to <gap/>
to it.</p>
him who is the object
of it, to prominence.
Of</note>
 
the magnanimity magnanimous and independent spirit independence manifested
in an address of this complection to a man
so perfectly whose <gap/> position is so compleatly destitute of every thing that is in use to by which <gap/><gap/> which could render him
<gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> to be extracted from <gap/> ordinary <gap/> in the <gap/> of being <gap/> an object of such nature to ordinary men,
to a man, from whim no service could can possibly have been looked for in any shape but
that in which <gap/> a small particle of it has already been <gap/> so richly remunerated, there
can be but one opinion: that such is the <gap/>
government body has conferred in itself, and by nothing <gap/>
it wants to more that I could say could any addition be made
to it.
 
The honour As <gap/> to me, to the <gap/> illustration conferred on me by <gap/>
of such a letter, has been added the more singular extraordinary one
of its being delivered by the hand of the very man person
by whom in quality by whose signature in his your character of President of your Council body
it was <gap/> authenticated; and <gap/> I have <gap/>
the happiness to call my personal friend
and a man whose warrant I have already for calling
him <gap/> by the endearing name of Son. Orlando said I to him t'other day[1])
in French[+]
[+] &#x2014; thus and thus only
can I address you.
thus <gap/><gap/> I
address you and
Thus only can I
<gap/> <gap/>
address you. Monsieur
Orland? <gap/><gap/>
<gap/> My lips
close against the words.


<p><del>The honour</del> <add>As <del><gap/></del> to me, to the <del><gap/></del> illustration</add> conferred on me by <del><gap/><lb/>
of</del> such a letter, has been added the more singular <del><add>extraordinary</add></del> one<lb/>
of its being delivered by the hand of the very <del>man</del> <add>person</add><lb/>
<del>by whom in quality</del> <add>by whose signature in his <del>your</del> character</add> of President of your <del>Council</del> <add>body</add><lb/>
it was <del><gap/></del> authenticated; <del>and <gap/> I have <gap/><lb/>
the happiness to call my personal friend<lb/>
and</del> <add>a man</add> whose warrant I have already for calling<lb/>
him <del><gap/></del> <add>by the endearing name of Son.</add> Orlando said I to him 't'other day[1])<lb/>
in French<hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <del>thus and thus only <gap/> <add>if at all I must address you</add> can I bring myself</del><lb/>
<note>[+] &#x2014; thus and thus only<lb/>
can I address you.<lb/>
<del>thus <gap/><gap/> I<lb/>
address you and<lb/>
Thus only can I<lb/>
<gap/> <gap/><lb/>
address you.</del> Monsieur<lb/>
Orlando? <del><gap/><gap/><lb/>
<gap/></del> My lips<lb/>
close against the words.</note><lb/>
<del>to address you <gap/> my lips <add>absolutely <gap/></add> can not bring themselves<lb/>
to put the <hi rend="underline">Monsieur</hi> before your name: who<lb/>
ever said or <gap/> says</del> Monsieur Solon? Monsieur<lb/>
Pericles? Monsieur Epaminondas? Monsieur Philopoemen? <note>Who ever heard<lb/>
any such barbarisms?</note><lb/>
<del><sic>Permitt</sic> <add>Suffer</add> me to</del> <add>Let me but</add> call you father (was <del>his</del> <add>the</add> answer) <note><del>and</del> call me what you<lb/>
please.</note></p>






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1824 Feb. 13
J.B. to Greek Government Legislature

+
1

Their ministers first principles of invitation Letter !

— Legislators of Greece regimented Greece!

[+]

By With What the the degree of discernment the tokens in which character of ap
approbation with which that token of approbation your government has been pleased
to reward to honour me have been a small part of the labours of my in which a long protracted
life has been employed, it belongs not to him who has been the object
of it, but to the world at large, to pronounce: but as of

Whether any such
praise as that of
discernment is ascribable
to those
tokens of approbation
with which you have
been pleased to bestow
me it belongs to the
public world at large
not to him who is
the object of it to
pronounce..

[+] Whether to those for the
tokens the sort of encouragement
with which
you have been pleased
to honour me, any
such praise as that is due
is due as that of discernment is due
it belongs to the world
at large, not to this
him who is the object
of it, to pronounce.
Of

the magnanimity magnanimous and independent spirit independence manifested
in an address of this complection to a man
so perfectly whose position is so compleatly destitute of every thing that is in use to by which which could render him
to be extracted from ordinary mind in the of being an object of such nature to ordinary mind,
to a man, from whom no service could can possibly have been looked for in any shape but
that in which a small particle of it has already been so richly remunerated, there
can be but one opinion: that such is the honour your
government body has conferred on itself, and by nothing
it wants to
more that I could say could any addition be made
to it.

The honour As to me, to the illustration conferred on me by
of
such a letter, has been added the more singular extraordinary one
of its being delivered by the hand of the very man person
by whom in quality by whose signature in his your character of President of your Council body
it was authenticated; and I have
the happiness to call my personal friend
and
a man whose warrant I have already for calling
him by the endearing name of Son. Orlando said I to him 't'other day[1])
in French[+] thus and thus only if at all I must address you can I bring myself
[+] — thus and thus only
can I address you.
thus I
address you and
Thus only can I

address you.
Monsieur
Orlando?
My lips
close against the words.

to address you my lips absolutely can not bring themselves
to put the Monsieur before your name: who
ever said or says
Monsieur Solon? Monsieur
Pericles? Monsieur Epaminondas? Monsieur Philopoemen? Who ever heard
any such barbarisms?

Permitt Suffer me to Let me but call you father (was his the answer) and call me what you
please.




Identifier: | JB/012/187/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 12.

Date_1

1824-02-13

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

012

Main Headings

Folio number

187

Info in main headings field

jb to greek legislature

Image

001

Titles

letter i

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1823

Marginals

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1823

Notes public

draft of letter 3049, vol. 11

ID Number

4248

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