B 21 To John Atlay
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To John Atlay Date: PEMBROKE, August 23, 1788. MY DEAR BROTHER, If you are persuaded that such a promise (which is the whole and sole cause of the breach at Dewsbury) is binding, c., you must follow your persuasion. You will have blame enough from other persons; my hand shall not be upon you. If I can do you good, I will; but I shall certainly do you no harm. George Whitfield is the person I choose to succeed you. I wish you would teach him as much as you can without delay. I am, with kind love to Sister Atlay, Your affectionate brother.