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Altho Your letter of the 21st Instant did | Altho Your letter of the 21st Instant did | ||
| − | not | + | not appear to require any immediate reply, I |
| + | have felt that it would be advisable to Convey to | ||
| + | You previous to the Meeting of the Council on | ||
| + | Saturday next, a few Observations which have | ||
| + | occurred to Me & which I had at first proposed | ||
| + | to have stated verbally on that day. | ||
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| + | I am glad to find that the Order which the | ||
| + | Council lift with Dr Willis was not intended | ||
| + | (as I had conceived it) to be considered as | ||
| + | dispensing with the Condition which I had prescribed | ||
| + | that the Consulting Physicians should | ||
| + | attend here conjointly, but I cannot deny to | ||
| + | You that the Representation made on Saturday | ||
| + | by Dr Simmons added to My Knowledge | ||
| + | of His Presumption & to other Circumstances | ||
| + | which have occurred, Confirms my Suspicion | ||
| + | that He has it still in view if possible to introduce | ||
| + | Himself into the exclusive Management | ||
| + | of the King, & is therefore proceeding towards | ||
| + | the Attainment of that Object, by such Means | ||
| + | as shall appear to Him, best suited to His | ||
Latest revision as of 18:50, 28 September 2018
My Lord Altho Your letter of the 21st Instant did not appear to require any immediate reply, I have felt that it would be advisable to Convey to You previous to the Meeting of the Council on Saturday next, a few Observations which have occurred to Me & which I had at first proposed to have stated verbally on that day.
I am glad to find that the Order which the Council lift with Dr Willis was not intended (as I had conceived it) to be considered as dispensing with the Condition which I had prescribed that the Consulting Physicians should attend here conjointly, but I cannot deny to You that the Representation made on Saturday by Dr Simmons added to My Knowledge of His Presumption & to other Circumstances which have occurred, Confirms my Suspicion that He has it still in view if possible to introduce Himself into the exclusive Management of the King, & is therefore proceeding towards the Attainment of that Object, by such Means as shall appear to Him, best suited to His
