The Autobiography of George Harris
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, " ' George Harris.
" 'The Right Hon. C Lewis, Bart. , M. P. ' "This morning I sent the Master of the Rolls a copy of Lord Chancellor Hardwicke's Life, accompanied by the following note : — • " '4, Pump Court, Temple, February nth, i860.
" ' Sir, — May I beg your acceptance of the accom- panying volumes, in the perusal of which you may perhaps- feel an interest, and which may serve to some extent as an illustration of the benefits which might result from the proposed inquiry into the private c...ol- lections of manuscripts in this country ? Had such an inquiry been instituted years ago as regards the Hardwicke manuscripts, I believe that I should have been able to render this work less imperfect than it is.
" ' I read with great pleasure at the time it was published the "Memoirs of Sir Samuel Romilly, " and have the volumes in my library. I have heard Mrs. G. Harris' father, the late Rev. George Innes, of Warwick, speak with much interest of an evening he once spent in Sir Samuel Romilly's company when he dined with him at Warwick Castle, Lord Warwick and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, " ' George Harris.
" 'The Right Hon. C Lewis, Bart. , M. P. ' "This morning I sent the Master of the Rolls a copy of Lord Chancellor Hardwicke's Life, accompanied by the following note : — • " '4, Pump Court, Temple, February nth, i860.
" ' Sir, — May I beg your acceptance of the accom- panying volumes, in the perusal of which you may perhaps- feel an interest, and which may serve to some extent as an illustration of the benefits which might result from the proposed inquiry into the private c...ol- lections of manuscripts in this country ? Had such an inquiry been instituted years ago as regards the Hardwicke manuscripts, I believe that I should have been able to render this work less imperfect than it is.
" ' I read with great pleasure at the time it was published the "Memoirs of Sir Samuel Romilly, " and have the volumes in my library. I have heard Mrs. G. Harris' father, the late Rev. George Innes, of Warwick, speak with much interest of an evening he once spent in Sir Samuel Romilly's company when he dined with him at Warwick Castle, Lord Warwick and Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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