An edition of Sir, as it is not improbable but that I shall meet again with the same very polite reception as when I last addressed you relative to the disturbances on the public works, a reply to which communication you did not condescend to give for a long time afterwards, it is with the greatest reluctance that I can again be induced to take up my pen in order to do so (1846)

Sir, as it is not improbable but that I shall meet again with the same very polite reception as when I last addressed you relative to the disturbances on the public works, a reply to which communication you did not condescend to give for a long time afterwards, it is with the greatest reluctance that I can again be induced to take up my pen in order to do so

By A. D. Taylor