A Circumstantial Report of the Evidence And Proceedings Upon the Charges Preferr
A Circumstantial Report of the Evidence And Proceedings Upon the Charges Preferr
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Kennett a place?
A. Mr. Kenneti*s cOmmunlcalion respecting Sir Horace Mann, was subsequent to the offer of the loan ; the offer of the loan had been com- municated to his Royal Highness pre- vious to the communication respect- ing Sir Horace Mann.
Q. Are you certain that the com- munication respecting Sir Horace Mann was at the second meeting ?
A. I am almost certain, as far as I can be from recollection.
Q. Are you certain that it was after the first conversation with Mr. Fay lor?
A. I have st...aled that it was sub- sequent to the first. Q. Do you mean to state that you NO. J 4'.
are not certam whether It wa« at the second or some subsequent meeting ? A, Yes, it certainly was not at the first.
Q. Did you erer state that com- munication respecting^ Sir florace Mann's wishes to the Duke of York ? A. I did.
Q. How soon after Mr. Kennett had informed you of that wish of Sir Horace Mann s did you mention iL to the Duke of York?
A. I think almost immediately. Q. You do not know what interval there was between the offer ol the Joan and that communication respect- ing Sir Horace Mann's wishes ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kennett a place?
A. Mr. Kenneti*s cOmmunlcalion respecting Sir Horace Mann, was subsequent to the offer of the loan ; the offer of the loan had been com- municated to his Royal Highness pre- vious to the communication respect- ing Sir Horace Mann.
Q. Are you certain that the com- munication respecting Sir Horace Mann was at the second meeting ?
A. I am almost certain, as far as I can be from recollection.
Q. Are you certain that it was after the first conversation with Mr. Fay lor?
A. I have st...aled that it was sub- sequent to the first. Q. Do you mean to state that you NO. J 4'.
are not certam whether It wa« at the second or some subsequent meeting ? A, Yes, it certainly was not at the first.
Q. Did you erer state that com- munication respecting^ Sir florace Mann's wishes to the Duke of York ? A. I did.
Q. How soon after Mr. Kennett had informed you of that wish of Sir Horace Mann s did you mention iL to the Duke of York?
A. I think almost immediately. Q. You do not know what interval there was between the offer ol the Joan and that communication respect- ing Sir Horace Mann's wishes ?
What to read after A Circumstantial Report of the Evidence And Proceedings Upon the Charges Preferr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duke of York And Albany Frederick Augustus to read onlineMoreLess
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