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 however natural it may be for a Parents Respects to be  to extend his
 extended  views & wishes with respect to his children I  have the less 
  to regret   respect that the Satisfaction    I am however become so much of a Philosopher by contracting mine to  
 content myself with the reflection that the Satisfaction my
 Son Enjoys arises so much from himself that no 
accidents of Life are likely to deprive him  of it
while he has that share of health & Soundness
of mind he has at present & which seems to be
 promise to be lasting and that it may continue
to be so, when I am no more, is a wish with 
 which, I persuade myself, your Lordship will
 have the goodness to allow me to conclude the 
trouble  of   I have now given you together with the assurance that I am 
 with the most perfect regard
 my good Lord
 Your Lordships most
 obedt & very hble Servt
 Jh B
| Identifier: | JB/541/088/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 541. | |||
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| 1789-11-24 | |||
| 541 | |||
| 088 | |||
| 002 | |||
| Correspondence | |||
| Jeremiah Bentham | |||