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the unfortunate Governor who lately came home. As your great mind can forsee every thing that may happen between them, such as his demanding the labour of Convicts, when Bligh may have them employed in the Public works etc etc. I beg Dear Sir that in all arrangements in which doubtlessly you will be consulted, you will continue your kind friendship to Bligh & shield him as much as possible from such things, as his situation will certainly be trying.
We all beg leave to present our affectionate & most grateful compliments to you & am
Dear Sir Your most obliged Humble Servant
Elizabeth Bligh
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