May it please your Lordship, I find it a greater difficulty to draw an apology for the presumption of offering these papers to you Honors view and consideration, than for any of the undertakings themselves

May it please your Lordship, I find it a greater difficulty to draw an apology for the presumption of offering these papers to you Honors view and consideration, than for any of the undertakings themselves

by Thomas Orme

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