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  <dc:title>Letter from Richard Chenevix, Montjeron par Villeneuve St Georges, Dept de Seine &amp; Oise, France, to Charles Hatchett, Bellevue House, Chelsea</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Explaining the error over the 400-franc wine bill, a 'French inaccuracy'. On a gang of French coiners who counterfeited using platina and copper covered with a thin layer of gold. They were discovered by accident. Their coins were examined by cutting across and scrutinizing under a strong lens. They were later arrested attempting to buy platina. Chenevix has found the ideal man for Brande, a Scottish doctor studying in France. Comments on the scandal and indecency of French debating chambers. The opinion of Malthus on Chenevix's articles for the Edinburgh Review: 'he is instigating war and making bad blood between the two countries'. </dc:description>
  <dc:date>10 June 1821</dc:date>
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