...nobility with true republican contempt, and says that "they afford no idea," that * Rights of Man. " no Such animal as a Count or an Earl can be found...ROMILLY. LETTER LXXVII. FROM MADAME G . Paris, 7 Avril, 1791. Nous avous re9u ces jours derniers encore un paquet de vous, Monsieur, con tenant les reflexions...

...nobility with true republican contempt, and says that "they afford no idea," that 1 Rights of Man. "no such animal as a Count or an "Earl can be found...remembered to you. Yours sincerely and affectionately, SAML. ROMILLV. LETTER LXXVII. FROM MADAME G . Paris, 7 Avril, 1791. Nous avons re^u ces jours derniers...

...nobility with true republican contempt, and says that "they afford no idea," that ' Riglilt of Man. "no such animal as a Count or an Earl can be found...remembered to you. Yours sincerely and affectionately, SAML. ROMILLY. LETTER LXXVlI. FROM MADAME G . Paria, TAvril, 1791. Nous avons re9U ces jours derniers...

...says that " they afford no idea," that " no such animal as a Count or an Earl can be found anywhere but in imagination." Bentham leads the same kind of...remembered to you. Yours sincerely and affectionately, SAML. ROMILLY. LETTER LXXVII. FROM MADAME G . Pavis, 7 Avril, 1791. Nous avons reçu ces jours derniers...

...important of Bentham's works. But this required years. On April 5, 1791, Romilly writes to Dumont : " Bentham leads the same kind of life as usual at Hendon...reading nothing, and writing books which nobody reads." In 1802 Dumont's French Edition of Bentham's treatise on Legislation, Civil and Criminal, appeared,...

...important of Bentham's works. But this required years. On April 5, 1791, Romilly writes to Dumont : " Bentham leads the same kind of life as usual at Hendon,...reading nothing, and writing books which nobody reads." In 1802 Dumont's French edition of Bentham's treatise on " Legislation Civil and Criminal " appeared,...

...important of Bentham's works. But this required years. On April 5, 1791, Romilly writes to Dumont: "Bentham leads the same kind of life as usual at Hendon,...reading nothing, and writing books which nobody reads." In 1802 Dumont's French edition of Bentham's treatise on " Legislation Civil and Criminal " appeared,...

...Birmingham Historical Journal, vol. 1n (1952), p. 160. Sir Samuel Romilly wrote to Dumont in 1791 that 'Bentham leads the same kind of life as usual at Hendon;...reading nothing, and writing books which nobody reads'. The Life of Sir Samuel Romilly, with a selection from His Correspondence, 3rd edn., 2 vols (London,...