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  <dc:title>Richard Burke to same: has delivered the letter to Mr. Wilkes who rejects the offer of an annuity raised by his friends to support him in exile, while returning thanks for the friendly concern with which the offer was made; reports the rest of Wilke's conversation. "I fear that I have given you the trouble of a very tedious letter to no purpose as undoubtedly you will have his sentiments from himself in a fuller and clearer manner; but it sometimes happens that a man under such circumstances talks a different language to different people ...". 8 December, from Paris</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>1765</dc:date>
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