Letter to Philander Chase

Authors

John Scott

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Description

Mr. Robinson wants to detain Chase in Beverley so he can introduce him to many important clergyman. Scott believes that Chase can get to and from York in the course of a day.

Date

2-26-1824

City

Beverley, England

Keywords

England voyage, Mr. Robinson, York

Transcript

Rt. Rev. and very dear Sir,

Mr. Robinson is very desirous of detaining you a few hours in Beverley, in which case he will be able to introduce you to several respectable clergymen - and if you can do it I think it would have a good effect and promote your design: and there is no doubt but you may get from and to York in the course of the day.

With great respect

And a [?] regard

Your faithful and able Serv.

John Scott

Recommended Citation

Scott, John, "Letter to Philander Chase" (1824). Philander Chase Letters. 288.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/288