Lord Clives Speech in the House of Commons On the Motion Made for An Inquiry I
Lord Clives Speech in the House of Commons On the Motion Made for An Inquiry I
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The obje&ion to this alfo was obvious : it would have been fakl that my own intereft was at the bottom j that they traded under my influence ; and that the extent of their concerns interfered with perfons who had a better right. It was therefore determined that- they mould not benefit themfelves a farthing, but' by what they fhould receive from my hands.
MY ftiare, as Governor, in the Salt Society* and alfo the manner in which it was difpofed of, were publickly known both here" and abroad befor...e my return to ENGLAND i and yet this matter has of late been confideted as fomething clan- deftine.
; . C 35 3 deftine. But I think I can prove to the fatisfa&ion of this Houfe that it was known to every body.
IN the beginning of the year 1767, a General Court was called, for the purpofe of rewarding my fervices. . A conti-* nuation of ten years of the Jaghire was propoied. In oppo- fition to this fome people urged, that I was benefiting my- felf largely abroad. A friend of mine, an honorable member of this Houfe, hereupon read to the Court an extract of a letter he had received from me upon that fubject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The obje&ion to this alfo was obvious : it would have been fakl that my own intereft was at the bottom j that they traded under my influence ; and that the extent of their concerns interfered with perfons who had a better right. It was therefore determined that- they mould not benefit themfelves a farthing, but' by what they fhould receive from my hands.
MY ftiare, as Governor, in the Salt Society* and alfo the manner in which it was difpofed of, were publickly known both here" and abroad befor...e my return to ENGLAND i and yet this matter has of late been confideted as fomething clan- deftine.
; . C 35 3 deftine. But I think I can prove to the fatisfa&ion of this Houfe that it was known to every body.
IN the beginning of the year 1767, a General Court was called, for the purpofe of rewarding my fervices. . A conti-* nuation of ten years of the Jaghire was propoied. In oppo- fition to this fome people urged, that I was benefiting my- felf largely abroad. A friend of mine, an honorable member of this Houfe, hereupon read to the Court an extract of a letter he had received from me upon that fubject.
What to read after Lord Clives Speech in the House of Commons On the Motion Made for An Inquiry I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Clive Clive to read onlineMoreLess
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