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4 — Post card, 27th August, 1874
"SIR, — In a conversation in a railway carriage, Aug. 27, a gentleman, speaking of A.R.W., said, "Yes, indeed, that man must be a self-convicted thief who is content to wait eight months for a legal trial of his villainy when eight hours would suffice if he knew he was innocent." — J.H."
Status: Draft transcription [Published letter (WCP6733.7788)]
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