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        <title type="main">Charles Phillips to William Hone, 30 July, 1820</title>
        <title type="sub">An Electronic Edition</title>
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          <name key="Phillips, Charles, 1787?-1859">Charles Phillips</name>
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        <p>For publication in the Hone Correspondence section of the William Hone BioText,
          http://honearchive.org. The letter is published under a Creative Commons license, details
          of which are accessible from the BioText homepage.</p>
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        <p>Hackwood, p. 240. Location of the original manuscript is unknown.</p>
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        <head><ref type="person" target="whoswho.html#PhillipsCharles">Charles Phillips</ref> to
          William Hone, <date when="1820-07-30">30 July, 1820</date>.<anchor xml:id="citation"
            /><note resp="#KG" place="bottom"><ref
              target="../../bibliographical/secondary.html#hackwood-bio-1912">Hackwood</ref>, p.
            240. The location of the original manuscript is unknown.</note> &#8212; <ref
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          <address><addrLine><ref type="place">Sligo</ref></addrLine></address><lb/>
          <date when="1820-07-30">July 30th, 1820</date><lb/>
          <salute>My Dear Sir,</salute>
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        <p> I write to you in a hurry from a circuit town, but the subject admits of no delay. I am
          writing a few pages on the present crisis, which I hope soon to have ready, and after our
          intercourse, you are the man in England who I would soonest have for my publisher. I will
          leave the terms entirely to yourself. You will give me whatever sum you choose on each
          edition, and I am only sorry that a poor man's claims prevent his presenting it to you
          altogether. If you are satisfied with this, do not lose a moment in inserting the
          following advertisement.<anchor xml:id="a"/><note place="bottom" resp="#KG">Hone apparently was quite
            satisfied with these terms; he published <ref type="publication"><title>The Queen's Case Stated</title></ref> just a
            few weeks later. The pamphlet (which was dedicated to "<ref type="person">Anna Boleyn</ref>, the martyr'd consort
            of <ref type="person">Henry the Eighth</ref>") went through several editions and appears to have had some effect
            on popular opinion. <ref target="#a">[return]</ref></note>
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        <p> THE QUEEN.<lb/> In the press, and immediately will be published,<lb/> THE QUEEN'S CASE
          STATED.<lb/> By<lb/> Charles Phillips, Esq., Barrister-at-Law.<lb/> 'You shall surely
          answer it when the poorest rag upon the poorest beggar in this island shall have the
          splendour of your Coronation garment.' <foreign>Vide</foreign> statement. </p>
        <p> Write to me the moment you receive this, and direct to me at 'Galway.' I shall, by
          return of post, enclose to you, if not the whole, at least the greatest part of the
          Manuscript. Excuse haste and believe me, Dear Sir, relying on your immediate answer, </p>
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        <closer> Yours most sincerely,<lb/>
          <signed>C. Phillips</signed>
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        <postscript>
          <p> Tell me all the news and give my best regards to <ref type="person" target="whoswho.html#AsplandRobert">Mr. Aspland</ref>. I need not say I am the
            Queen's friend. </p>
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