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<p>My dear Sir.</p>
 
<p>August 1. 1821.</p>
 
<p>I pray you to accept my best
<lb/>
thanks for the tracts you have sent me. There is
<lb/>
something in the American Character<lb/> - I feel it -
<lb/>
that makes us as much interested in "Spanish
<lb/>
and Portuguese Affairs" approaching to freedom as
<lb/>
in our own affairs. I will say <hi rend="underline">almost</hi> as much
<lb/>
interested &#x2014; for sake of the Sceptics under despotic governments
<lb/>
&amp; Monarchies - who <del><gap/></del> believe it not<!-- "believe it not" is overwritten on previously deleted text --> possible -
<lb/>
that a town, or country, a State, or a People, should
<lb/>
care much for the happiness &amp; freedom of other nations.
<lb/>
I believe I need not assure you that I do, and from
<lb/>
your acquaintance with the principles &amp; Institutions of
<lb/>
freedom in the U.S. it will not be a very great
<lb/>
stretch of imagination to believe that we, are interested
<lb/>
in freedom in every Clime &amp; every quarter of the
<lb/>
globe.</p>
 
<p>I am D<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Sir
<lb/>
your very obedient
<lb/>
J. Adam Smith</p>
 
<p>To
<lb/>
Jeremy Bentham
<lb/>
Q.S. Place.</p>





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My dear Sir.

August 1. 1821.

I pray you to accept my best
thanks for the tracts you have sent me. There is
something in the American Character
- I feel it -
that makes us as much interested in "Spanish
and Portuguese Affairs" approaching to freedom as
in our own affairs. I will say almost as much
interested — for sake of the Sceptics under despotic governments
& Monarchies - who believe it not possible -
that a town, or country, a State, or a People, should
care much for the happiness & freedom of other nations.
I believe I need not assure you that I do, and from
your acquaintance with the principles & Institutions of
freedom in the U.S. it will not be a very great
stretch of imagination to believe that we, are interested
in freedom in every Clime & every quarter of the
globe.

I am Dr Sir
your very obedient
J. Adam Smith

To
Jeremy Bentham
Q.S. Place.




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Date_1

1821-08-01

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

012

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

033

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

john adams smith

Watermarks

w thomas 1820

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1820

Notes public

letter 2787, vol. 10

ID Number

4094

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