George laments that he has not been able to visit his father and assist him in his affairs. Political and other affairs both at home and abroad have put George and other up and coming businessmen in an embarrassing and unfortunate situation. His sense of honor and concern for reputation has forced him to make many sacrifices. He bitterly explains that his "honesty has been trifled with" and his "generosity abused". He tells his father that he stands to lose 30,000 dollars unless action is taken.
Kirkland, S. & Kirkland, G. W. .
(1797, May 01).
George Kirkland to Samuel Kirkland.
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Kirkland, Samuel and Kirkland, George Whitefield.
May 1st, 1797.
“George Kirkland to Samuel Kirkland”.
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