Alfred's Appeal. Containing His Address to the Court of King's Bench, On the Subject of the Marriage of Mary Anne Fitzherbert, And Her Intrigue With Count Bellois
Alfred's Appeal. Containing His Address to the Court of King's Bench, On the Subject of the Marriage of Mary Anne Fitzherbert, And Her Intrigue With Count Bellois
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If the Report be groundlefs, he is juftly branded with Infamy as the Publisher of Calumny and Falfhood.
And hence my Juftification. A Senfe of Duty to the Public, and a Regard for perfonal Reputation induced me to inform the World that — / was not the Author of Neme/is — and yet that I UUevti tb e Contents to befiriSly. true. The firft Pofition was necefiary as a Security, for my Honor in the Event q{ its being a groundlefiT Afperfion. The fecond was intended to apprize the Public that the Impu...tation* on the illuftrious Lady was fo far corroborated by concurrent Teftimony, that I could with fafety make an Appeal to the Heaft-Tearching God, Digitized by Google ( 45 ) God, that I BELIEVED the Contents to he founded on FACT, and too important to be con* tceafed. fronj Public View.
OF a Grofs Fallhood advanced by the Counfel for the Profecution.
B' i UT, if fudh be the Conftitution of the human I Mind that an HONEST Man feldom fat ftSt* another of PER JURlf, the learned Gentle* min mud be confeious ot ^eep Depravity indeed, G when * Nothing can exceed the Duplicity and Meatinefi or the PARTIES taterefted in thi* Affair, From the Arts, adopted to fnpprcfs my firft Pamphlet, I was convinced I had to deal wkh Men defHtute of Honor and tnoral Prf*.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the Report be groundlefs, he is juftly branded with Infamy as the Publisher of Calumny and Falfhood.
And hence my Juftification. A Senfe of Duty to the Public, and a Regard for perfonal Reputation induced me to inform the World that — / was not the Author of Neme/is — and yet that I UUevti tb e Contents to befiriSly. true. The firft Pofition was necefiary as a Security, for my Honor in the Event q{ its being a groundlefiT Afperfion. The fecond was intended to apprize the Public that the Impu...tation* on the illuftrious Lady was fo far corroborated by concurrent Teftimony, that I could with fafety make an Appeal to the Heaft-Tearching God, Digitized by Google ( 45 ) God, that I BELIEVED the Contents to he founded on FACT, and too important to be con* tceafed. fronj Public View.
OF a Grofs Fallhood advanced by the Counfel for the Profecution.
B' i UT, if fudh be the Conftitution of the human I Mind that an HONEST Man feldom fat ftSt* another of PER JURlf, the learned Gentle* min mud be confeious ot ^eep Depravity indeed, G when * Nothing can exceed the Duplicity and Meatinefi or the PARTIES taterefted in thi* Affair, From the Arts, adopted to fnpprcfs my firft Pamphlet, I was convinced I had to deal wkh Men defHtute of Honor and tnoral Prf*.
What to read after Alfred's Appeal. Containing His Address to the Court of King's Bench, On the Subject of the Marriage of Mary Anne Fitzherbert, And Her Intrigue With Count Bellois?
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