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*[[Wythe to John Norton, 13 June 1768]]
*[[Wythe to John Norton, 8 August 1768]]
*[[Wythe to John Norton, 18 August 1768]]
*[[Wythe to John Norton, 3 August 1769]]
*[[Wythe to John Norton, 7 May 1770]]
*[[Wythe to John Norton, 18 July 1771]]
*[[Wythe to John Norton, 29 May 1772]]
*[[Wythe to John Norton, 8 September 1772]]
*[[Wythe to John Norton & Son, 12 December 1772]]


[[Category:Letters from Wythe]]
[[Category:Letters from Wythe]]

Revision as of 14:35, 4 July 2015

Letter text

To
Mr. John Norton
Merchant in London

Dear Sir,

I beg the favour of you to send me the printed journals of the house of commons from September 1766, (until which I have them compleat), and of every future session so soon as they are published, an handsome large inkstand fit for a public office, a treatise concerning money-matters, (I think the title is “Of civil oeconomy”) written by sir James Stewart, and Fawkes’s Theocritus. I am

Sir,

Your most obed serv.
G. Wythe
May 15, 1768

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