CO129-081 - Sir Robinson - 1861 [4-7] — Page 261

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that even

feels aggrieved now though M. Caldwell is forced to acknowledge incorrectmen of his testimony

he still betains from rublie concation

un

him

of his

a

arron,

offers the slightest arology, the injury inflicted by

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this subject

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Mine

important whole, I forbenn

to do more

tham place the

above facts before your brace,

placing their

and in so

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I am only doing justice to Mr May who has received_ any thing but candid

honorable

manly

n

treatment at Mr. Caldwell's hand

I have the honor to be,

My Lock Buke, Your Gracis Most obedient Servant

Rennen Ihr Molinson