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J.B. 5o Colomb on Mora's Case | |||
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Dear Sir | |||
If I do not much mis<gap/> it was | |||
though your hands, and in the open state, that I | |||
received the letter from Mora on 24 Jany accompanied | |||
by a short paper in his hand intituled The <gap/> Case | |||
of Mora, which by the in the course of the letter he desires | |||
me to convey to the Examiner Newspaper for publication. This I shall | |||
accordingly do: and knowing as I do how particularly | |||
the <gap/> new attention of the persons concerned in that paper happens at | |||
this moment to be engrossed by the prosecution under which one of them | |||
is upon the point of being brought to trial, I have myself | |||
made a translation of it which I shall send. | |||
What is <gap/> Much about the same time <gap/> <gap/> On that same day came | |||
to me from <gap/> another quarter a communication, copy | |||
of which accompanies this. Had it not been for this sort | |||
of adverse document I should have contented myself | |||
with sending to the press the translation of the paper which he desired | |||
me to send, and nothing more. But now that the intercourse | |||
on which his letter to me he grounds claims upon the | |||
public esteem | |||
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1821 Feb. 13 J.B. 5o Colomb on Mora's Case
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Dear Sir
If I do not much mis it was though your hands, and in the open state, that I received the letter from Mora on 24 Jany accompanied by a short paper in his hand intituled The Case of Mora, which by the in the course of the letter he desires me to convey to the Examiner Newspaper for publication. This I shall accordingly do: and knowing as I do how particularly the new attention of the persons concerned in that paper happens at this moment to be engrossed by the prosecution under which one of them is upon the point of being brought to trial, I have myself made a translation of it which I shall send.
What is Much about the same time On that same day came to me from another quarter a communication, copy of which accompanies this. Had it not been for this sort of adverse document I should have contented myself with sending to the press the translation of the paper which he desired me to send, and nothing more. But now that the intercourse on which his letter to me he grounds claims upon the public esteem
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