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248what interests me most in particular and what I would like to know about youabove all. I have given you time to reflect.Here is the purpose of all that, but first a word. This time I took theliberty, without letting you know, to make you an intermediary between us and-a few people who are interested in usin London and to ask you to give someof these publications to the personswhose names I will give you presently. Ifthat puts you out in the slightest tell me in your next letter and we will arrangeto avoid that inconvenience in future.As for the letters of Religion and Politics, keep first a copy for yourselfand be kind enough (...) to have sent (a copy of the Exposition of 1829) to Mr.Taylor (4 Christopher St., Finsbury Square) one for him and one for the authorof the article on our doctrine in the Monthly Repository of Theology. One forMr. Neate, a lawyer, 13 Garden Place, Lincoln Inn Fields, one to Mr. Tunell, 3Haymarket, one to Dr. Bach, 31 Upper Eaton Pl., Pimlico; the letters onReligion and Politics, one for Mrs. Weeller, one to Mr. Merivale, 4 OWSquare, Lincoln Inn, two to Mr. Taylor at the address as above, that is one forhim, one for Mr. Fox Unitarien; of the Exposition of the Second Year, onecopy you retain for yourself and the other you will be kind enough to give toMrs. Weeller, the same with regard to Number 21 of the Organisateur. Number20 of the Organisateur you will distribute to whomever you wish, you can givetwo or three copies to Taylor. Besides you will send a copy of the Globe, as forthe Synoptic Tables, one copy is for you and one for Mr. Fox (to be sent t oMr. Taylor’s) and the third if it is sent for Evaline Perry (Albano Hotel,Picadilly). If you have a little free time it would be useful to our cause to get intouch on this occasion with Taylor and Dr. Bach. In giving to the others theircopies be good enough to indicate where they came from on behalf of the St.Simonists given lately. They are not written by me. No doubt they don’texhaust the subject, they only graze it. I said a few observations, butnevertheless the most essential points of difference between us and Mr. Owenare explained in it, for example; that the whole universe, each finite creature