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Letters, sentences and maxims

Note 22 — LORD CHESTERFIELD’S LETTERS, SENTENCES, AND MAXIMS.

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In the beginning of this letter, which contains a lesson upon Julius Cæsar, Chesterfield says: “You know so much more and learn so much better than any boy of your age, that you see I do not treat you like a boy, but write to you on subjects fit for men to consider.”

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