Answer of Philip Francis Esq to the Charge Brought Against Sir John Clavering
Answer of Philip Francis Esq to the Charge Brought Against Sir John Clavering
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This ihort converfation palTed very nearly, I firmly believe, if not precifely, in the terms in which I have related it. It is not poflible I mould ever forget or miftake the fubftance of it. If I am charged with having a&ed a feeble, pufillanimous part, , let it be remembered that my fears, whether well or ill. Founded, were not for myfelf j that the danger, whether real or imaginary. , could no '( 37 ) no way extend to me. To fear nothing when we ourfelves are in no danger, is not an un- quei...lionable proof of refolution; much lefs is it a proof of timidity to fear every thing for the fafety of a friend. It was my opinion, however, and is fo at this hour, that the dan- ger to General Clavering was real and ferious. The author of the libel was dead. General Clavering had made himfelf the publifher, and put himfelf into the power of his enemies. I cannot bring before you in evidence the ftate of the fettlement at that time; the great power that was confederated againft us, and the univer- fal combination of all ranks of Europeans to fup- port that power in all its operations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This ihort converfation palTed very nearly, I firmly believe, if not precifely, in the terms in which I have related it. It is not poflible I mould ever forget or miftake the fubftance of it. If I am charged with having a&ed a feeble, pufillanimous part, , let it be remembered that my fears, whether well or ill. Founded, were not for myfelf j that the danger, whether real or imaginary. , could no '( 37 ) no way extend to me. To fear nothing when we ourfelves are in no danger, is not an un- quei...lionable proof of refolution; much lefs is it a proof of timidity to fear every thing for the fafety of a friend. It was my opinion, however, and is fo at this hour, that the dan- ger to General Clavering was real and ferious. The author of the libel was dead. General Clavering had made himfelf the publifher, and put himfelf into the power of his enemies. I cannot bring before you in evidence the ftate of the fettlement at that time; the great power that was confederated againft us, and the univer- fal combination of all ranks of Europeans to fup- port that power in all its operations.
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