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<p>Hamburgh Tuesday Oct<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 19<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> 1779.</p>
<head>1</head>
<p>Here am I still and I begin to think I shall never
<lb/>
get away. No summons yet from <sic>Lubec</sic>: but
<lb/>
people say the Vessel must sail on Saturday.
<lb/>
We have had fair winds for this week past and
<lb/>
if should turn contrary I must go by land at
<lb/>
last which will be terrible. Am I to be thus
<lb/>
always out of luck in water <del>carriage</del> <add>conveyance</add>?
<lb/>
I sent you a letter last post I believe without a date,
<lb/>
it was <sic>Fryday</sic> 15<hi rend="superscript">th</hi>.</p>
<head>2</head>
<p>I gave you a list of some law books in my last,
<lb/>
they were what Norrmann and D<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <unclear>Matson</unclear> particularly
<lb/>
recommended. There were 2 or 3 which I omitted.</p>
<p><foreign>De singularibus <unclear>quibusdem</unclear> &amp; antiquis in Germania
<lb/>
Juribus &amp; observatis.</foreign>
<lb/>
<foreign>Der Staadt Hamburgh gerichts ordnung und
<lb/>
statuta.</foreign> 1603.
<lb/>
<foreign>Statuta und Stadt recht der stadt Lubeck.</foreign> 1600.</p>
<p>The last 2 come under the description of the books
<lb/>
which were noted in my "Aquirenda": but as there
<lb/>
were many which I was <sic>doubtfull</sic> whether you would
<lb/>
wish to have or not I have not (I think) ordered
<lb/>
them for you. The books I shall send you
<lb/>
by the first opportunity will be chiefly such only by
<lb/>
which you may determine what others you would
<lb/>
wish to have.</p>
<head>3</head>
<p>A direction given to the Judge in the Schwaben-
<lb/>
Spiegel is that "he shall sit in his chair with a
<lb/>
countenance like a fierce lion, and his legs across".</p>
<head>4.</head>
I <sic>dont</sic> know whether I told you in any of my
<lb/>
letters from Amsterdam, how much I admired
<lb/>
the very great parade &amp; ceremony with which the
<lb/>
executions of criminals were said to be conducted.


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Hamburgh Tuesday Octr 19th 1779.

1

Here am I still and I begin to think I shall never
get away. No summons yet from Lubec: but
people say the Vessel must sail on Saturday.
We have had fair winds for this week past and
if should turn contrary I must go by land at
last which will be terrible. Am I to be thus
always out of luck in water carriage conveyance?
I sent you a letter last post I believe without a date,
it was Fryday 15th.

2

I gave you a list of some law books in my last,
they were what Norrmann and Dr Matson particularly
recommended. There were 2 or 3 which I omitted.

De singularibus quibusdem & antiquis in Germania
Juribus & observatis.

Der Staadt Hamburgh gerichts ordnung und
statuta.
1603.
Statuta und Stadt recht der stadt Lubeck. 1600.

The last 2 come under the description of the books
which were noted in my "Aquirenda": but as there
were many which I was doubtfull whether you would
wish to have or not I have not (I think) ordered
them for you. The books I shall send you
by the first opportunity will be chiefly such only by
which you may determine what others you would
wish to have.

3

A direction given to the Judge in the Schwaben-
Spiegel is that "he shall sit in his chair with a
countenance like a fierce lion, and his legs across".

4.

I dont know whether I told you in any of my
letters from Amsterdam, how much I admired
the very great parade & ceremony with which the
executions of criminals were said to be conducted.

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Identifier: | JB/538/396/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 538.

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1779-10-19

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538

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396

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Penner

Samuel Bentham

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