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Click Here To Edit 1818 July 25 (2)
Emancipation Preface

The question was and is a mere question
of Arithmetic: on that ground I was then, on that
ground I am still, prepared to argue it. In those
days I was incidentally in contact with Ministers;
more frequently and nearly with some intimate and
confidential friends of Ministers: of some even who not
only did then profess but even now with tyranny and
persecution not only in their hearts, but on their lips
scrupled not to profess themselves to be on every occasion
guided by the dictates of conscience: and the conscience
not one of ordinary mould but a doubly and trebly
refined religious and sanctimonious conscience,
The Tract was read. Do you see any flaw in it?

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Date_1	1818-07-25	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	008	Main Headings	emancipation spanish
Folio number	007	Info in main headings field	emancipate preface
Image	001	Titles
Category	copy/fair copy sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c2
Penner		Watermarks	j whatman 1816
Marginals		Paper Producer	jonathan blenman
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1816
Notes public		ID Number	3111
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-The question was and is a mere question of authorities: on that ground I was then, on that ground I am still, prefaced to argue it. In those days I was incidentally in contact with Ministers; more frequently and nearly with some intimate and confidential friends of Ministers: of some even who not only did then for [...] but even now with tyranny and  persecution not only in their hearts, but on their life [...] not to [...] themselves to be one every occasion guided by the dictates of conscience: and the conscience not one of ordinary [...] but a doubly and [...] refined religious and
+The question was and is a mere question<lb/> of Arithmetic: on that ground I was then, on that<lb/>ground I am still, prepared to argue it. In those<lb/>days I was incidentally in contact with Ministers;<lb/>more frequently and nearly with some intimate and<lb/>confidential friends of Ministers: of some even who not<lb/>only did then profess but even now with tyranny and<lb/>persecution not only in their hearts, but on their lips<lb/>scrupled not to profess themselves to be on every occasion<lb/>guided by the dictates of conscience: and the conscience<lb/> not one of ordinary mould but a doubly and trebly<lb/> refined religious and sanctimonious conscience,<lb/>The Tract was read. Do you see any flaw in it?<lb/>
-sanctimonious conscience, the fact was used.
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