Correspondence of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke; Between the Year 1744 And the Period of His Decease, in 1797 2
Correspondence of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke; Between the Year 1744 And the Period of His Decease, in 1797 2
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Burke's letter to the Master of the Hall, of the 23rd of April in this year, is given in the 3rd volume of the Works, octavo edition ; as also a letter on the same subject addressed to Messrs. and Co., of Bristol, dated 12th of May following.
218 OOBRESPONDENCE OF THE friends ; and I wish these letters, if you please, to be read at the Bush, and the Bell Club.
I am, with the sincerest regard, my dear sir.
Your affectionate and obedient bumble servant, Edm. Burke.
EDMUND BURKE, ESQ., TO RICHARD ...CHAMPION, ESQ.
April SO, 1778.
My dear Champion, The people of London show something of a more sound mind than, I fear, will be discovered amongst us. Was it not enough that our forward zeal in the subscription has made America abhor the name of Bristol, without endeavouring to make Ireland too detest us? Ireland, with whom we have so many connexions, and with whom, if we were in our senses, we ought to cultivate many more. All I desire is, that you will not at this time make yourself obnoxious, by endeavouring to oppose what you cannot prevent For God^s sake, lie by, and let the storm of this folly blow over you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Burke's letter to the Master of the Hall, of the 23rd of April in this year, is given in the 3rd volume of the Works, octavo edition ; as also a letter on the same subject addressed to Messrs. and Co., of Bristol, dated 12th of May following.
218 OOBRESPONDENCE OF THE friends ; and I wish these letters, if you please, to be read at the Bush, and the Bell Club.
I am, with the sincerest regard, my dear sir.
Your affectionate and obedient bumble servant, Edm. Burke.
EDMUND BURKE, ESQ., TO RICHARD ...CHAMPION, ESQ.
April SO, 1778.
My dear Champion, The people of London show something of a more sound mind than, I fear, will be discovered amongst us. Was it not enough that our forward zeal in the subscription has made America abhor the name of Bristol, without endeavouring to make Ireland too detest us? Ireland, with whom we have so many connexions, and with whom, if we were in our senses, we ought to cultivate many more. All I desire is, that you will not at this time make yourself obnoxious, by endeavouring to oppose what you cannot prevent For God^s sake, lie by, and let the storm of this folly blow over you.
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