A Selection From the Papers of the Earls of Marchmont in the Possession of the
A Selection From the Papers of the Earls of Marchmont in the Possession of the
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This is the worst symptom I dis- cover in our states's illness. Want of concert, ac- tivity, and steadiness, may proceed from genius, temper, and habit ; but this must proceed from a vicious principle at heart. If a man tells you, that the measures you propose are absolutely necessary to save his country and yours from further ill con- sequences of maladministration and from the loss of liberty, but that he cannot take them, or cannot appear to take them, because they would turn to the ruin of ...the Whigs, must you not conclude, that such a man considers the interest of his country in subordination to that of a party, which is the character of this rankest faction, and prefers his credit in that party to all the duties of a good citizen ? All I have been saying has a desponding air ; and if I do not abso- lutely despond, the truth is, I entertain very little hopes. Our patriots, for such they desire to be PAPERS OF HUGH EARL OF MARCHMONT. Lg(J thought, and such I wish they were, made a decla- ration to the people of Britain, when they made the secession, that they could do no real service to their country till the independency of parliament was restored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the worst symptom I dis- cover in our states's illness. Want of concert, ac- tivity, and steadiness, may proceed from genius, temper, and habit ; but this must proceed from a vicious principle at heart. If a man tells you, that the measures you propose are absolutely necessary to save his country and yours from further ill con- sequences of maladministration and from the loss of liberty, but that he cannot take them, or cannot appear to take them, because they would turn to the ruin of ...the Whigs, must you not conclude, that such a man considers the interest of his country in subordination to that of a party, which is the character of this rankest faction, and prefers his credit in that party to all the duties of a good citizen ? All I have been saying has a desponding air ; and if I do not abso- lutely despond, the truth is, I entertain very little hopes. Our patriots, for such they desire to be PAPERS OF HUGH EARL OF MARCHMONT. Lg(J thought, and such I wish they were, made a decla- ration to the people of Britain, when they made the secession, that they could do no real service to their country till the independency of parliament was restored.
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