The Life of Charles Third Earl Stanhope
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In France every tree is a gibbet and every other man you meet a hangman. Yet your Lordship stands forth avowedly an admirer of crimes which desolate the earth and dishonour humanity. A peace with France, for which you seem so indecently anxious, can be obtained on no other terms than by a war with reason and humanity. I would entreat you to excuse the freedom with which I have addressed you ; but I am unwilling to believe that you can be offended with a man who has no other object but to revive... in your breast that ardent zeal for the interest of your country which marked the infancy of your Parliamentary career. It was reasonable to suppose that the multiplied excesses of the French would have convinced your Lordship ; but the lessons of experience only serve to animate you, it seems, to a more violent opposition. Is it to enjoy a triumph over our subverted constitution that you pay court to the reptiles who, driven from house to house, assembled last week in the fields to flatter you into a participation of their crimes ?
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In France every tree is a gibbet and every other man you meet a hangman. Yet your Lordship stands forth avowedly an admirer of crimes which desolate the earth and dishonour humanity. A peace with France, for which you seem so indecently anxious, can be obtained on no other terms than by a war with reason and humanity. I would entreat you to excuse the freedom with which I have addressed you ; but I am unwilling to believe that you can be offended with a man who has no other object but to revive... in your breast that ardent zeal for the interest of your country which marked the infancy of your Parliamentary career. It was reasonable to suppose that the multiplied excesses of the French would have convinced your Lordship ; but the lessons of experience only serve to animate you, it seems, to a more violent opposition. Is it to enjoy a triumph over our subverted constitution that you pay court to the reptiles who, driven from house to house, assembled last week in the fields to flatter you into a participation of their crimes ?
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