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"A copy of Mr. Boulton's letter to Mr. Samuel Wyatt upon the subject of corn mills."
Soho Feb 8-1789
Dear Sir
The pleasure & satisfaction I have long enjoyd in being connected with so many respectable & worthy Characters in the Albion Mill cannot be dissolved without great pain to my self: but being tyed to my friend Watt for Life by Law, by interest, & by inclination, I must go hand in hand with him in all concerns that our alliance hath led us into & therefore I must beg it may be understood that what Mr. Watt hath said in his annexed letter, extends to my self & to the partnership of Boulton & Watt
If you consider all circusmtances you will perceive I cannot act otherwise
As to what relates to our Capital I have no doubt but that will be made perfectly agreeable to the Gentlemen concernd to whom I beg you will present my very respectfull Compliments & remain
Dear Sir
Your most Obedt. humbl Servt
Mattw: Boulton
Mr. Saml. Wyatt, director of the Albion Mill |