A Letter to the Duke of Wellington On the Arrest of M Marinet
A Letter to the Duke of Wellington On the Arrest of M Marinet
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Chad cannot deny having com-? municated to me the extract of your letter above quoted, and having commu- nicated to me that extract alone : he can- not deny having liimself interpreted the meaning of it as J have done, though he avoided giving ahydfficial opinion; which conduct I so 'entirely approved, that, ia concert with the Duke of Richmond, Ir declined to ask hitn to revise; the passport with which I went to Paris. . ^AA » '>fK>As/to the secQnd, ifthe Attorney Gfe. -. ' 16 neral pretends t...hat I quitted Brussels (as the Report insinuates) without a full com- munication to him twenty-four hours be- fore, and a notification made to him the following forenoon, I say in the face of the world that the very reverse is the fact : and I have in my possession, as your Grace is aware, the complete refutation of that error, under the hand of the Duke of Richmond, to whose honour you, as well as I, are at all times ready to appeal. What instructions that legal officer had received I know not, but convinced as I believe him to have been, that the best course for the detection of the assassin was followed by me, he did not exert any^ of the numerous means he possessed to prevent my departure.
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Chad cannot deny having com-? municated to me the extract of your letter above quoted, and having commu- nicated to me that extract alone : he can- not deny having liimself interpreted the meaning of it as J have done, though he avoided giving ahydfficial opinion; which conduct I so 'entirely approved, that, ia concert with the Duke of Richmond, Ir declined to ask hitn to revise; the passport with which I went to Paris. . ^AA » '>fK>As/to the secQnd, ifthe Attorney Gfe. -. ' 16 neral pretends t...hat I quitted Brussels (as the Report insinuates) without a full com- munication to him twenty-four hours be- fore, and a notification made to him the following forenoon, I say in the face of the world that the very reverse is the fact : and I have in my possession, as your Grace is aware, the complete refutation of that error, under the hand of the Duke of Richmond, to whose honour you, as well as I, are at all times ready to appeal. What instructions that legal officer had received I know not, but convinced as I believe him to have been, that the best course for the detection of the assassin was followed by me, he did not exert any^ of the numerous means he possessed to prevent my departure.
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