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Huntington Library, RS 375. ALS; 2p. . Previously published: John Wood Warter (ed.), Selections from the Letters of Robert Southey, 4 vols (London, 1856), III, pp. 151–152.
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Thank you for the Parl: Procs.m Gordonsr Broughams comment at the Kendal meeting)to make that Mr Wallace might substitute a lathery
composition of his own.inter nos) shown both to the Prince, – & to the
Cabinet, – & pronounced to be the best which had yet been sent forth. It had
however been weakened at the conclusion, which as it originally stood was thus –
‘trusting that if the existing laws be insufficient to curb the audacious spirit of
blasphemy & treason, new ones xx will be adapted, consistent with the
tenour of the Constitution & adapted to the exigencies of these distempered
times.
Lord Somervilles
By this time I trust you have received the completion of my Opus
Majus.
r. 1819