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LETTER 461: DR. H., TO JAMES HARLOWE, SENIOR, ESQ.
London, Sept. 4. Sir, If I may judge of the hearts of other parents by my own, I cannot doubt but you will take it well to be informed, that you have yet an opportunity to save yourself … Continue reading
LETTER 462: MR. BELFORD, TO WILLIAM MORDEN, ESQ.
London, Sept. 4 , The urgency of the case, and the opportunity by your servant, will sufficiently apologize for this trouble from a stranger to your person; who, however, is not a stranger to your merit. I … Continue reading
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Tagged C1.7.43, L462, London, prognosis
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