A Selection of Speeches On the Proceedings Against the Late Queen the State of
A Selection of Speeches On the Proceedings Against the Late Queen the State of
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" Mr. FLEMING, one of the County Members, stated, that having seen the Requisition for the purpose of petitioning Parliament, he had come forward to receive the instructions of his consti- tuents: but was sorry to say, that though he should feel it his duty to present the Petition, he could not conscientiously promise to support its prayer in his place, because he conceived its object was to procure the dismissal of the present Ministers for their conduct with respect to the Queen. No man could... lament more than he did that proceedings had ever been instituted against her Majesty, or feel more deeply the stigma, which they had fixed on the country. At the same time Minis- ters could not justly be blamed for the conse- HAMPSHIRE. 147 quences of that investigation, which was forced upon them by the arrival of the Queen. The rumours, which preceded her, obliged them to in- stitute the inquiry, in duty to the King and coun- try, and in justice to the Queen herself. [Violent hisses. } But, however the Meeting might differ from him as to the necessity of that inquiry, there could be but one opinion as to the leniency of the mode of trial, [hisses] and the fairness and impartia- lity of her judges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. FLEMING, one of the County Members, stated, that having seen the Requisition for the purpose of petitioning Parliament, he had come forward to receive the instructions of his consti- tuents: but was sorry to say, that though he should feel it his duty to present the Petition, he could not conscientiously promise to support its prayer in his place, because he conceived its object was to procure the dismissal of the present Ministers for their conduct with respect to the Queen. No man could... lament more than he did that proceedings had ever been instituted against her Majesty, or feel more deeply the stigma, which they had fixed on the country. At the same time Minis- ters could not justly be blamed for the conse- HAMPSHIRE. 147 quences of that investigation, which was forced upon them by the arrival of the Queen. The rumours, which preceded her, obliged them to in- stitute the inquiry, in duty to the King and coun- try, and in justice to the Queen herself. [Violent hisses. } But, however the Meeting might differ from him as to the necessity of that inquiry, there could be but one opinion as to the leniency of the mode of trial, [hisses] and the fairness and impartia- lity of her judges.
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