Note 83 — Chapter XIX
Reading edition
“December 20th.— . . . Cobden advises that to prevent jealousy on Hume’s part he should at once be appealed to; the fact of his, Cobden’s, having been consulted first being concealed.”—Sir R. Hill’s Journal.—Ed.
Reading edition
“December 20th.— . . . Cobden advises that to prevent jealousy on Hume’s part he should at once be appealed to; the fact of his, Cobden’s, having been consulted first being concealed.”—Sir R. Hill’s Journal.—Ed.