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9. and Socially anginal and injago the -results sought by the present system which are quite valuable as the accidental pecuniary benefits which the License Fund if availulle might anfer. ! Therefore I have fif ever said let the money needs be, be thrown into the sea as an accident that encumbers the argument not that I really defended such as a wers wise one a Couroe but that I preferred it to annihilating the proved useful fruits and of the preacut! Salicy, the old times of comption of crime.
generation of bringing back ation and Lordshipis to comment on Your last instructions -ON receive them otherwise than with a cheerful reactives to prove the sincerity with which I have ever treated the License Ind a mere Collateral and accidental. and accidental a we as Consequence very different I may of a system which had from that of raising money aim seen somewhat too particular puhaps in this reminding Your Lordship of the exprefedt wishes and actual arguments Council, but I infer of myself and my one on two papages in tour Lordship's recent despatches there has been somehow aw impresion that the present
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