Letter from Edward Pease to Leonard Raisbeck, Stockton-upon-Tees



Pease writes regarding a 'misunderstanding about the 2 days in writing Mewburn that such a request was made, but he might proceed as it did not appear of moment' remarked 'well bring thy work a little faster forward to be ready 2 days sooner'. 'Squabbles' refers to meeting in town hall. Fatal error in Tennant's plan. Concerned 'If there is a inclination to publish anything contrary to my Sons or any other paper'. Pease signs off with '...enmity ceases, when warriors sleep'.
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