Celebrated Speeches of Chatham, Burke, And Erskine : to Which is Added, the Argument of Mr. Mackintosh in the Case of Peltier
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Can your lordships patiently hear what we have heard with indignation enough, and what, if there were nothing else, would call these principles, as well as the actions which are justified on such principles, to your lordships' bar ; that it may be known whether the Peers of England do not sympathize with the Commons in their detestation of such doctrine ? Think of an English governor tried before you as a British subject, and yet declaring, that he governed on the principles of arbi- trary powe...r. His plea is, that he did govern there on arbitrary and despotic, and, as he supposes, oriental principles. And as this plea is boldly avowed and maintained, and as, no doubt, all his conduct was perfectly correspondent to these principles, the principles and the conduct must be tried together.
If your lordships will now permit me, I will state one of the many places, in which he has avowed these principles as the IMPEACHMENT OF WARREN HASTINGS, ESQ. 249 basis and foundation of all his conduct.
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Can your lordships patiently hear what we have heard with indignation enough, and what, if there were nothing else, would call these principles, as well as the actions which are justified on such principles, to your lordships' bar ; that it may be known whether the Peers of England do not sympathize with the Commons in their detestation of such doctrine ? Think of an English governor tried before you as a British subject, and yet declaring, that he governed on the principles of arbi- trary powe...r. His plea is, that he did govern there on arbitrary and despotic, and, as he supposes, oriental principles. And as this plea is boldly avowed and maintained, and as, no doubt, all his conduct was perfectly correspondent to these principles, the principles and the conduct must be tried together.
If your lordships will now permit me, I will state one of the many places, in which he has avowed these principles as the IMPEACHMENT OF WARREN HASTINGS, ESQ. 249 basis and foundation of all his conduct.
What to read after Celebrated Speeches of Chatham, Burke, And Erskine : to Which is Added, the Argument of Mr. Mackintosh in the Case of Peltier?
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