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Finding him in such good humour as he
was in from receipt of the Luban letter,
I told him all your schemes except the idea
of engaging Mosb:y & the polling &c. He seemed mighty well satisfied
with them all, especially that of getting
pupils in Russia & bringing their labour to
account: to which you find he has been alluding.
I should think that might be equally
feasible at Lieban as in England.
I mean with regard to the under-rate people,
the more Ship-builders, Master Shipwrights
& Under-workmen. As to the Admiralty
people, it could not answer to them unless
the same were to be in England.

9. Waggons

The weight which Waggons may draw in
England is not limited by Law. What
limitations there are extend only to Waggons
whose wheels are of less than such
or such a particular breadth. I hope to
have talked with Mr Sharp & to have
answerd your questions by next
post.

11.

I have had the precaution to take a
copy of the most material parts of my
Father's letter, least it should undergo the
fate of some of your's to me. I wish
you would write to the Post-Offices you
put them in at. Schwed' tells me they are
very careful in most of the places he has
known in Germany, & that if you write
enquiry will be made from post to
post.

12.

Je comptois vous avoir donnèes quelques
nouvelles publiques, mais j'ai èté si occupèes
de mes affaires particulieres que le
temps me manque. Sachez en general, que

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Identifier: | JB/538/426/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 538.
Date_1	1779-12-31	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	538	Main Headings
Folio number	426	Info in main headings field
Image	001	Titles
Category	Correspondence	Number of Pages
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Penner	Jeremy Bentham; Jeremiah Bentham	Watermarks
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