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<p> <add> 13 Aug. 1808 </add> <add> + A </add> <add> 4 </add> <lb/> <note>Arrangements Suggested <lb/>II. <gap/> not <gap/></note></p> <p> <add> 2 </add> <lb/> In the event of the Accounts having passed, <lb/>will the Accountant <del> then </del> be <add> even as at that term, </add> permitted to receive back <lb/> <add> this portion of </add> which he had looked upon as his property? In the <lb/>passage in question no such intimation is given <lb/>nor <del> to </del> <add> can </add> any such expectations find so much as a <lb/>word to <del> warrant it. </del> ground itself upon. </p> <p> Here then are the papers <add> in question </add> whatsoever may happen <lb/>to be the contents, <del> put out of the power </del> <add> <gap/> <add> and </add> as it should seem, </add> for ever - <lb/>out of the <del> favour </del> possession of the <gap/> <add> <gap/> <gap/> </add> the Accountant.</p> <p> But (says the aforesaid Letter in <gap/> <lb/> and conclusion) " you or any person in your behalf <lb/>may inspect or take copies, <hi rend="underline">in their office</hi>,<lb/>" of such of the said papers as <gap/> may deem necessary." <lb/> Such was the permission, which, in the <lb/>instance of the <del><gap/> </del> individual Accounts in question. <lb/> <add>[+]</add><note>[+] in any by a communication, <gap/> no harm of particular civility, was vouchsafed.</note> <del> nor thought fit to be given <add> <del> granted </del> </add>. But the like<lb/><unclear>presumption</unclear> would it in any case be granted <add> <del> given </del> <a/dd> ? <lb/>On this point, the risk, if <add> on this point <del> <gap/> </del> any rate </add> <del> every sort </del> here be, <del> in relation </del> <lb/><del> to <gap/> , remains among the secret and undiscoverable, <lb/><del> and perhaps as yet <gap/> </del> <add> <del> <gap/> to be made , </del> rules of the Officer.</p> | |||
13 Aug. 1808 + A 4
Arrangements Suggested
II. not
2
In the event of the Accounts having passed,
will the Accountant then be even as at that term, permitted to receive back
this portion of which he had looked upon as his property? In the
passage in question no such intimation is given
nor to can any such expectations find so much as a
word to warrant it. ground itself upon.
Here then are the papers in question whatsoever may happen
to be the contents, put out of the power <add> and as it should seem, </add> for ever -
out of the favour possession of the the Accountant.
But (says the aforesaid Letter in
and conclusion) " you or any person in your behalf
may inspect or take copies, in their office,
" of such of the said papers as may deem necessary."
Such was the permission, which, in the
instance of the individual Accounts in question.
[+][+] in any by a communication, no harm of particular civility, was vouchsafed. nor thought fit to be given <add> granted </add>. But the like
presumption would it in any case be granted given <a/dd> ?
On this point, the risk, if <add> on this point any rate every sort here be, in relation
to , remains among the secret and undiscoverable, and perhaps as yet <add> to be made , rules of the Officer.
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304 |
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001 |
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Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property. |
D4 / E2 |
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TH !806 |
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Andre Morellet |
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1806 |
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001 |
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