[V]indication of Charles 1. and Strictures on Monboddo, approved of by Bishop Gordon
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indication of Ch. 1. & Strictures on
Monboddo, approved of by B. G.
Forbes
Vindication of Charles I. and strictures on Monboddo, approved by Bishop Gordon
Paton
From Bishop Gordon
Pages
Forbes
Vol. 9, 1992Paton
Vol. 3, 286Credits
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| Person | Bishop Gordon |
| Date | 27 Apr 1773 |
| Place | London |
| Place |
received
| Person | Robert Forbes |
acknowledgements
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I cannot wonder if you should think it very strange that you have not heard from me for so long a time, after receiving several kind letters (Paton V.3, 286).
compliments to
enclosed in
enclosures
requests
remediation
in Forbes
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BBishop G.Gordon
I cannot wonder, if
you should think it very strange, that you have not
heard from me for so long a time, after receiving
several kind Letters, besides several no less en-
tertaining than useful Magazines; for all which
you have my best Thanks. I was exceedingly
well pleased with the Vindication of the Royal
Martyr, &and so was my old Friend, to whom I read
it. It has been reprinted here in one of the
News-PapersNewspapers. I like much, Sir, your Strictures
on the Origin &and Progress of Language, &and think
there is reason to hope they may do good.
God grant they may, &and your Time &and Labour
will have been well bestowed. The Fable
of the Owl &and the Ass is very pretty. My
old Friend smiled, &and was entertained with it.”
you should think it very strange, that you have not
heard from me for so long a time, after receiving
several kind Letters, besides several no less en-
tertaining than useful Magazines; for all which
you have my best Thanks. I was exceedingly
well pleased with the Vindication of the Royal
Martyr, &and so was my old Friend, to whom I read
it. It has been reprinted here in one of the
News-PapersNewspapers. I like much, Sir, your Strictures
on the Origin &and Progress of Language, &and think
there is reason to hope they may do good.
God grant they may, &and your Time &and Labour
will have been well bestowed. The Fable
of the Owl &and the Ass is very pretty. My
old Friend smiled, &and was entertained with it.”
Citation
Forbes, Robert. “Vindication of Charles I. and strictures on Monboddo, approved by Bishop Gordon.” The Lyon in Mourning,
vol. 9,
Adv.MS.32.6.24, fol. 78v. The Lyon in Mourning Project,
edited by Leith Davis, https://lyoninmourning.dhil.lib.sfu.ca/ v09.1992.01.html.