| Content Description | Writes that his actions were always conditioned by is loyalty to the government; will take care in future not to make himself liable to the duke's censure, by ensuring that he does not act without authority; while he believes that he acted entirely consistently with the views of government which the duke himself states, he will act with more caution in the future; adds that he has received the enclosed which he sends for the duke's consideration [Pl C 52/14]; refers the duke to Mr Tyrwhitt for an explanation. |