A True Statement of Facts in Reply to a Pamphlet Lately Published By Messrs Ch
A True Statement of Facts in Reply to a Pamphlet Lately Published By Messrs Ch
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The prop- erty was duly conveyed to me, it was intended to be mine, and it was mine, and I had absolute control over it ; the sole person having any right in the disposition of it, and therefore for that disposition of it, or for no disposi- tion of it. I will not be accountable to any person or per- sons. My assertions will be duly appreciated when I say it is not through fear, for whether trusted with proper- ty as an agent, or as an owner, there cannot be a person on earth, who would hold me... accountable so long as I acted within these powers for a mere unintentional error in judgment; but the principle is wrong, and I shall not submit to it. * In conclusion I will say, that if the Messrs. Barrells, or any of their friends, will now come forward and pay me the amount which those gentlemen shall determine to have been expended by me for account of this con- cern, and the interest thereon; also the amount for Had not the Messrs. Bnrrells have had some sinister design in endeavouring to draw from me a written promise to submit my conduct in relation to their father s affairs, as between them and me, to arbitrators, they would have been satisfied with the assurances they received, that I should, for their satisfaction, lay before them a statement thereof, and submit the same to some respectable gentlemen for examination and approval.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prop- erty was duly conveyed to me, it was intended to be mine, and it was mine, and I had absolute control over it ; the sole person having any right in the disposition of it, and therefore for that disposition of it, or for no disposi- tion of it. I will not be accountable to any person or per- sons. My assertions will be duly appreciated when I say it is not through fear, for whether trusted with proper- ty as an agent, or as an owner, there cannot be a person on earth, who would hold me... accountable so long as I acted within these powers for a mere unintentional error in judgment; but the principle is wrong, and I shall not submit to it. * In conclusion I will say, that if the Messrs. Barrells, or any of their friends, will now come forward and pay me the amount which those gentlemen shall determine to have been expended by me for account of this con- cern, and the interest thereon; also the amount for Had not the Messrs. Bnrrells have had some sinister design in endeavouring to draw from me a written promise to submit my conduct in relation to their father s affairs, as between them and me, to arbitrators, they would have been satisfied with the assurances they received, that I should, for their satisfaction, lay before them a statement thereof, and submit the same to some respectable gentlemen for examination and approval.
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