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<p>1820 Nov<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></p> | |||
<p>J.B. to Mora</p> | |||
<p>Thursday 2d. Nov<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></p> | |||
<p>A cold sweat followed the paragraph about the liberticide law<lb/> | |||
yesterday as I <hi rend="underline">heard</hi> it, for this is the only way in which<lb/> | |||
my eyes admit of taking cognizance of Newspapers. I<lb/> | |||
am throwind out the ideas <add>in</add>coherently to an amanuensis as<lb/> | |||
they arise. This is destined to <del>a copy</del> <del>company</del> <add>accompany</add> the copy of a<lb/> | |||
letter addressed to the Portuguese which went by last post to<lb/> | |||
a Lisbon friend of B<add>'s</add><del><unclear>eringlo</unclear></del>. He speaks of it as problematical<lb/> | |||
whether the La Isla Army is really disbanded or not. If not, you<lb/> | |||
will judge whether my letter on the liberticide measures might<lb/> | |||
be productive of effect among them. If so, and if it be <del>a</del> <add>im</add>practicable<lb/> | |||
or unadvisable, to print a translation for <del><unclear>Gral</unclear></del> <add>general</add> sale<lb/> | |||
they might perhaps be printed for distribution there and<lb/> | |||
elsewhere: and the 20L which by this time is at your command<lb/> | |||
be applied to the purpose. Your refusal of the <lb/> | |||
10L hampers me sadly, and will hurt the cause unless you<lb/> | |||
retract it and will therefore prevent me from thinking so<lb/> | |||
well of you as I would wish to do. For circumstanced <add>as</add> you<lb/> | |||
are how can I bring myself to send any thing to you or<lb/> | |||
desire any thing from you that would saddle you with<lb/> | |||
expence? But I will forgive your applying to the purpose<lb/> | |||
abovementioned in addition if necessary to the twenty<lb/> | |||
pound if you will allow me to replace it. [Hayes, the<lb/> | |||
Irish Priest, who by his negociations for the Irish at home<lb/> | |||
is I suppose known to you, is endeavouring to set up a <lb/> | |||
London weekly Newspaper under the title of the Catholic<lb/> | |||
<del>of civ</del> advocate of civil<del>e</del> and religious Liberty-Men, <lb/> | |||
on the other side of the question, admit him to be a<lb/> | |||
man of good character for probity as well as talent.<lb/> | |||
It is destined for commencement the 10th of this month<lb/> | |||
but all my friends but the old Major are apprehensive<lb/> | |||
that the name of the old Major which he puts upon<lb/> | |||
some of his papers of proposals will sink it by the<lb/> | |||
<del>for eternal repetition</del> <add>apprehension</add> of the old Major's <unclear>trash</unclear> and name.<lb/> | |||
It was he that by <unclear>deciding</unclear> out the Men of name &</p> | |||
1820 Novr 2d
J.B. to Mora
Thursday 2d. Novr
A cold sweat followed the paragraph about the liberticide law
yesterday as I heard it, for this is the only way in which
my eyes admit of taking cognizance of Newspapers. I
am throwind out the ideas incoherently to an amanuensis as
they arise. This is destined to a copy company accompany the copy of a
letter addressed to the Portuguese which went by last post to
a Lisbon friend of B'seringlo. He speaks of it as problematical
whether the La Isla Army is really disbanded or not. If not, you
will judge whether my letter on the liberticide measures might
be productive of effect among them. If so, and if it be a impracticable
or unadvisable, to print a translation for Gral general sale
they might perhaps be printed for distribution there and
elsewhere: and the 20L which by this time is at your command
be applied to the purpose. Your refusal of the
10L hampers me sadly, and will hurt the cause unless you
retract it and will therefore prevent me from thinking so
well of you as I would wish to do. For circumstanced as you
are how can I bring myself to send any thing to you or
desire any thing from you that would saddle you with
expence? But I will forgive your applying to the purpose
abovementioned in addition if necessary to the twenty
pound if you will allow me to replace it. [Hayes, the
Irish Priest, who by his negociations for the Irish at home
is I suppose known to you, is endeavouring to set up a
London weekly Newspaper under the title of the Catholic
of civ advocate of civile and religious Liberty-Men,
on the other side of the question, admit him to be a
man of good character for probity as well as talent.
It is destined for commencement the 10th of this month
but all my friends but the old Major are apprehensive
that the name of the old Major which he puts upon
some of his papers of proposals will sink it by the
for eternal repetition apprehension of the old Major's trash and name.
It was he that by deciding out the Men of name &
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