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<p>Gatehina Grand Duke's Seat 45 versts from<lb/>
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Petersbourg  Quine 14<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> 1867.</p>
 
<p>I very luckily came for a few hours to town, when I<lb/>
 
received your little box with letters.  Being obliged<lb/>
 
to return to Gatehina, I had only time enough<lb/>
to read over your reference page 27<hi rend="superscript">th</hi>, as it was<lb/>
a post day, I immediately hasted with it to the<lb/>
postmaster general, and recommended it to<lb/>
his care:  So, be easy on that score, your<lb/>
packet, by this time, is travelling in Prussia<lb/>
on its way to England, wrapt up in a fresh<lb/>
cover and addressed to <hi rend="underline">Mr. King Six Clerks Coffee<lb/>
house, For George Wilson Esqr.</hi>  I must acknowledge<lb/>
to you that it is with some hesitation<lb/>
I determined myself to part with it so soon,<lb/>
and nothing but the utility, which you, and<lb/>
Sam may reap from its being under press<lb/>
without delay, could over-balance the eager<lb/>
desire I had to read it <sic>atentively</sic>, the table<lb/>
of contents, which I run over in very great<lb/>
haste, has given me an idea of your work,<lb/>
and the strength of argument, which I perceived<lb/>
in some places, makes me think it a very valuable<lb/>
production.</p>
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Gatehina Grand Duke's Seat 45 versts from
Petersbourg Quine 14th 1867.

I very luckily came for a few hours to town, when I
received your little box with letters. Being obliged
to return to Gatehina, I had only time enough
to read over your reference page 27th, as it was
a post day, I immediately hasted with it to the
postmaster general, and recommended it to
his care: So, be easy on that score, your
packet, by this time, is travelling in Prussia
on its way to England, wrapt up in a fresh
cover and addressed to Mr. King Six Clerks Coffee
house, For George Wilson Esqr.
I must acknowledge
to you that it is with some hesitation
I determined myself to part with it so soon,
and nothing but the utility, which you, and
Sam may reap from its being under press
without delay, could over-balance the eager
desire I had to read it atentively, the table
of contents, which I run over in very great
haste, has given me an idea of your work,
and the strength of argument, which I perceived
in some places, makes me think it a very valuable
production.


Identifier: | JB/540/383/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 540.

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383

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