Catharine Macaulay

Catharine Macaulay

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Portrait of Catharine Macaulay Catharine Macaulay,  Letter to John Adams - July 19… (1771)

“ Your observations of the history of England are highly favorable and flattering to the Author but you must give me leave to say that on the principle of having a right to treat your own performances with freedom you have not done common justice to the work entitled a Dissertation on the Common and the feudal laws.
I am really very much concerned to hear that you labor under the heavy misfortune of a weak and infirm state of health. I simpathise with you in body and mind having rarely any alternative from either labor or pain.
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