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with your friendship, you may<lb/> | with your friendship, you may<lb/> | ||
treat the Home to which I be-<lb/> | treat the Home to which I be-<lb/> | ||
-long with every | -long with every Freedom you<lb/> | ||
think proper. It's a | think proper. It's a <sic>fruitfull</sic><lb/> | ||
subject and I < | subject and I don't think it is<lb/> | ||
in the power of your | in the power of your Ingenuity<lb/> | ||
to | to hit amiss. I am very glad<lb/> | ||
to hear that you | |||
-king | |||
-..le in France. | |||
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Exeter 3d JanY 1788
1789
Dear Mr Bentham
As long as you honour one
with your friendship, you may
treat the Home to which I be-
-long with every Freedom you
think proper. It's a fruitfull
subject and I don't think it is
in the power of your Ingenuity
to hit amiss. I am very glad
to hear that you
-king
-..le in France.
contribute
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"William Petty, 2nd Earl Shelburne, Lord Lansdowne" |
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