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him to our <hi rend="underline">young travellers</hi>, in preference to the rest of the voyage-writers, because he has a <hi rend="underline">few</hi> chapters upon the weights and measures, products, and manufactures of the several governments in Italy; but unfortunately these bear not the least proportion to the rest of his book, which is filled with dry and defective accounts of pictures &c, unmercifully retailed from other writers.<lb/> It is very probably, that some business will call me to London next month; & should it take place, I will call upon you, tho' only for a quarter of an hour; as I must hasten hither to finish my lectures. Should I not go to London, I will not fail to send you the letters.<lb/> I am, Dear Sir, with great respect, yr. obedient humble servant<lb/> <hi rend="underline">John Symonds</hi>.
him to our <hi rend="underline">young travellers</hi>, in preference to the rest of the voyage-writers, because he has a <hi rend="underline">few</hi> chapters upon the weights and measures, products, and manufactures of the several governments in Italy; but unfortunately these bear not the least proportion to the rest of his book, which is filled with dry and defective accounts of pictures &c, unmercifully retailed from other writers.<lb/> It is very probable, that some business will call me to London next month; & should it take place, I will call upon you, tho' only for a quarter of an hour; as I must hasten hither to finish my lectures. Should I not go to London, I will not fail to send you the letters.<lb/> I am, Dear Sir, with great respect, yr. obedient humble servant<lb/> <hi rend="underline">John Symonds</hi>.


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him to our young travellers, in preference to the rest of the voyage-writers, because he has a few chapters upon the weights and measures, products, and manufactures of the several governments in Italy; but unfortunately these bear not the least proportion to the rest of his book, which is filled with dry and defective accounts of pictures &c, unmercifully retailed from other writers.
It is very probable, that some business will call me to London next month; & should it take place, I will call upon you, tho' only for a quarter of an hour; as I must hasten hither to finish my lectures. Should I not go to London, I will not fail to send you the letters.
I am, Dear Sir, with great respect, yr. obedient humble servant
John Symonds.

Trinity College Cambridge April 28. 1785.

P.S. May I ask the favour of you to order yr. servant to carry the inclosed, when he goes into the City? If it is carried within a week, it will be time enough.




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Date_1

1785-04-28

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

009

Main Headings

Folio number

004

Info in main headings field

Image

004

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

john symonds

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[motif] gr]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

letter 527, vol. 3; also partly printed in bowring, x, 138-9

ID Number

3305

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