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Miss Duff Macfarlane is giving Bp Chase advice about how to gain support in Scotland
Date
5-1824
City
London, England
Keywords
Bishop Hobart, Lady Kenyon, Mr. Sparrows, Mr. Osborne, Mr. Morse, Scotland, England Voyage
Recommended Citation
Duff Macfarlane, Miss, "Letter to Philander Chase" (1824). Philander Chase Letters. 353.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/chase_letters/353
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By this time but that I have had some Scotch business to attend to which I must not neglect--then you write next and her Ladyship if you were just to mention that I sent the papers at your wish it might be well. Mr Morse’s letter and extracts from Mr Chase’s add that I send her—All Mr Sparrows—and some explanation of Bishop H’s opposition—if you don’t send it otherwise and will send me Mr Osborne’s letter I will copy it for Lady K—you will not forget that I am to see it myself—I hope your little first account is found—I should wish to get one (or two) of Bishop H’s “statements”—they will do good in Scotland. Where I do not think they are known at all and it would be scarcely believed he would publish it, after the “notice”—both the greatest regard and respect I am Bp. Rev. Dear Sir Most truly and faithfully yours
Duff Macfarlane