Correspondence of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke Between the Year 1744 And T
Correspondence of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke Between the Year 1744 And T
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EDMUND BURKE. 369 Harrowden, I shall be glad to wait upon you there, but, indeed, I had much rather meet you in London. I am, with my best respects to Lady Rockingham, My dear lord, ever your lordship's most obliged and obedient humble servant, EDM. BURKE.
I hear that Charles Fox's speedy coming into the treasury is expected. This event would not, I hope, prove sinister to a very just claim 4 ; and would prevent much oppression to individuals, and, I am quite certain, a very considerable loss t...o the public.
THE DUKE OF RICHMOND TO EDMUND BURKE, ESQ. Goodwood, November 15, 1772.
MY DEAR BURKE, Your letter came very safely to me by the coach, and, inclosed, I return Lord Rockingham's to you. I entirely agree with you, that the measure of secession should be entered into unanimously and with spirit, otherwise it is worse than the most tame inactivity ; and, therefore, as many of our * This is an allusion to a claim, then before the board of treasury, on the part of Mr. Burke's brother, to retain some land purchased by him in Grenada, the right to which was disputed by the crown.
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EDMUND BURKE. 369 Harrowden, I shall be glad to wait upon you there, but, indeed, I had much rather meet you in London. I am, with my best respects to Lady Rockingham, My dear lord, ever your lordship's most obliged and obedient humble servant, EDM. BURKE.
I hear that Charles Fox's speedy coming into the treasury is expected. This event would not, I hope, prove sinister to a very just claim 4 ; and would prevent much oppression to individuals, and, I am quite certain, a very considerable loss t...o the public.
THE DUKE OF RICHMOND TO EDMUND BURKE, ESQ. Goodwood, November 15, 1772.
MY DEAR BURKE, Your letter came very safely to me by the coach, and, inclosed, I return Lord Rockingham's to you. I entirely agree with you, that the measure of secession should be entered into unanimously and with spirit, otherwise it is worse than the most tame inactivity ; and, therefore, as many of our * This is an allusion to a claim, then before the board of treasury, on the part of Mr. Burke's brother, to retain some land purchased by him in Grenada, the right to which was disputed by the crown.
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