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spent a good deal of time with for a few years past. <add>since the</add> | spent a good deal of time with for a few years past. <add>since the</add> | ||
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<add>death of my Master</add> Mr Peake's merits as a practical Shipwright are I believe | <add>death of my Master</add> Mr Peake's merits as a practical Shipwright are I believe<lb/> | ||
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universally acknowledged.</p> | universally acknowledged.</p> | ||
One Objection that may possibly be made to my pretensions
is want of experience. To obviate this objection, I would readily
submit to any kind of examination that would be proposed; or offer any
proof that may be suggested of my proficiency in any branch of the
business that I should be thought most likely to be deficient in.
The person who has had most opportunity to judge of my qualifications
is Mr Peake 1st Assistant at Chatham. Him & his Sons I have
spent a good deal of time with for a few years past. since the
death of my Master Mr Peake's merits as a practical Shipwright are I believe
universally acknowledged.
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Samuel Bentham |
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