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<p>Worksop Nottinghamshire Septr 12<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> | |||
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<p><add>Sh<unclear>er</unclear>wood 19 Sept<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 1824 on a Sheet containing the <unclear>prices</unclear> of | |||
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the School with <unclear>the notice</unclear> of the additional charge, and d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> for the | |||
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holidays, if passed there.</add></p> | |||
<p><unclear>Venerable</unclear> Sir</p> | |||
<p>I crave your pardon for this | |||
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my boldness in addressing one to whom I | |||
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have always looked up to with a reverential | |||
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awe as the most intellectual being my | |||
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country has in his department ever produced. | |||
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Happy would it be for the Civil<unclear>iz</unclear>ed world did not | |||
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ignorance, prejudice - and in a particular manner | |||
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interested <unclear>decriers</unclear><!-- "deniers"? "observers"? --> prevent mankind from | |||
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deriving the benefits from your labours that | |||
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they are <gap/><unclear>lated</unclear> to produce - but we may | |||
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hope that a future age may reap what has | |||
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been in this so judiciously sown by your | |||
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<p>The immediate <unclear>cause</unclear> of my taking this liberty | |||
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is my having seen in the P<gap/> Newspaper | |||
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a Statement that you, Venerable Sir, approved</p> | |||
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Worksop Nottinghamshire Septr 12th
1824
Sherwood 19 Septr 1824 on a Sheet containing the prices of
the School with the notice of the additional charge, and do for the
holidays, if passed there.
Venerable Sir
I crave your pardon for this
my boldness in addressing one to whom I
have always looked up to with a reverential
awe as the most intellectual being my
country has in his department ever produced.
Happy would it be for the Civilized world did not
ignorance, prejudice - and in a particular manner
interested decriers prevent mankind from
deriving the benefits from your labours that
they are lated to produce - but we may
hope that a future age may reap what has
been in this so judiciously sown by your
hand.
The immediate cause of my taking this liberty
is my having seen in the P Newspaper
a Statement that you, Venerable Sir, approved
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[[notes_public::letter 3133, vol. 12; "answered 15 septr 1824 on a sheet containing the prices of / the school with ms notice of the additional charge, and do for the / holidays, if passed there" [note in bentham's hand]]] |
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