I feel quite flattered at his remembrance of me.

Tell him that, by coming to England, I know how more justly to appreciate his great merits.

There is really no one in England who equals him.
"Accompanying this are some newspapers, some of Cobbett's, a man of no principle and a great rascal, yet a man of sense and says many good things." I have quoted at length from this letter in order that we may gain a clearer insight into the character of the man.

While in no wise neglecting his main objects in life, he yet could not help taking a deep interest in public affairs.

He was frank and outspoken in his opinions, but courteous withal.