48 To His Brother Charles
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To his Brother Charles Date: LONDON, August 10, 1775. DEAR BROTHER, I would do everything to oblige those on either side, except speaking evil of the other. My route is this: Monday, August 14, Witney; Tuesday, 15, Gloucester; Wednesday, 16, The Hay; Thursday and Friday, Brecon; Saturday, Carmarthen (Deo vo/.); Monday, 28, Bristol. I sent your order to Sam. Heaton. I believe it will be best to accept of Mr. Castleman's invitation at Bristol, and to go straight to his house. I come back through Cardiff; if you could get thither, I could bring you home. It is not safe to live or die without love. Peace be with you all! Adieu. I wish Sammy Lewis would meet me on the 28th at the Old Passage.