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Excerpt from The Correspondence of William Wilberforce, Vol. 1 of 2
Ramsay's introduction or without it. As a clergyman of the church of England Mr. Clarkson would have been sure of a courteous reception, if his errand had been less interesting. But, though the fact is unim portant in itself, accuracy is of such importance that it is right to show that Mr. Clarkson's assertion cannot be considered as conclusive.
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