Letter – Thomas Richard Beaumont to Mark Skelton – 29 May 1786

Document Type: Letter
Date: 29 May 1786
Correspondent: Thomas Richard Beaumont
Recipient: Mark Skelton
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								Paris  May 29th 86

Dear Sir,

I am so far on my Return and hope soon to have the pleasure of shaking you by the Hand, a Month will be the outside, but don’t say I am either here, or on my return so soon, my reason when I see You, I hope by that time, my affairs will be a little arranged, and that I shall not be tormented by these Genius’s, I will see you on my Return immediately, and let you know what day I shall be at home. I hope to God, I shall be better received, than I expect, and in some Quarters go on better, I hope you and your good Family are all well. Let me hear from you, as I shall quit this in a few days – direct to me as on the other side, - I am Dear Skelton

Yours most sincerely

Tho Rd Beaumont –



I purpose being there in about a fortnight - 

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