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'' | <p>of the pleasure of Administration with regard to the larger<lb/>advances above mentioned, I don't know whether it may be<lb/>necessary to <del>my</del> state here, as I did to M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Nepean, that<lb/>from a rough account which has been given in to me, and<lb/>which I know is not yet <sic>compleat</sic> <add>the money</add> <del>£46 and upwards</del><lb/><del><add>there has been</add></del> has already <del>been</del> expended <del>by me</del> upon the establishment<lb/><add>amounts to</add> upwards of £4660, <del>an expenditure</del> the produce of which<lb/>is <add>abundantly</add> in a numerous assemblage of machines and<lb/>materials ready for the purpose, a part of <del>which</del> <add>them</add>, though<lb/><add>then</add> but a small part <del>which were</del> seen by Pitt and M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Dundas.<lb/>I we'd scarcely add that any account in elucidation which<lb/>you may be pleased to order will be <add>of course</add> <del>always</del> at your command —<lb/> Waiting with great anxiety the pleasure of<lb/>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Pitt upon this business, I have the honour to be<lb/>Sir </p> | ||
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of the pleasure of Administration with regard to the larger
advances above mentioned, I don't know whether it may be
necessary to my state here, as I did to Mr Nepean, that
from a rough account which has been given in to me, and
which I know is not yet compleat the money £46 and upwards
there has been has already been expended by me upon the establishment
amounts to upwards of £4660, an expenditure the produce of which
is abundantly in a numerous assemblage of machines and
materials ready for the purpose, a part of which them, though
then but a small part which were seen by Pitt and Mr Dundas.
I we'd scarcely add that any account in elucidation which
you may be pleased to order will be of course always at your command —
Waiting with great anxiety the pleasure of
Mr Pitt upon this business, I have the honour to be
Sir
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Jeremy Bentham |
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