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151 The statue now in America differs materialy in the draping about "the support," from the original. It is therefore not a duplicate (ie, an exact copy) whereas the other is an exact copy, and it was commenced though not finished before my own, -- no one could dispute my right to keep the best if I chose to do so, and yet I have told Mr Robb that he should have it, and I am still willing that it should be so, provided he has not done anything to compromise my good name in America. I could say much more to [[render?]] still more clear the integrity of my position in regard to Mr Robb, but will not, believing that no more is required. I wrote by the last parcel of letters sent through your hands to Mr Kellogg and I told him to give me another credit on London, so that you will soon be reembursed. I owe you a thousand thanks for your great kindness which I hope to requite in some measure soon. With kindest wishes for your success. I remain +c. H Powers
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Question about word on line 10.
Question about the last word in line above the signature. +c. should it be written out as etc? shorthand for et cetera. Commonly &c.