Mr John Francis of the Athenaeum On the Plan of Sir Rowland Hill
Mr John Francis of the Athenaeum On the Plan of Sir Rowland Hill
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Pearson Hill has gone on to find fault with the con- ductors of this standard work, to challenge a decision initiated by himself, and to sneer at my witnesses as only 28 men in their dotage. He further gives his sanction to the persistent way in which I have been misrepresented in the Pjress as " claiming the Penny Postage Scheme for my father, " thus rendering my claim too ridiculous to obtain attention. A cause that has to be supported by such means must be weak indeed. The following from my ...late pamphlet, "A Reply to Mr. Pearson Hill, " further illus- trates his mode of conducting this controversy : — "In the absence of a 'case' we all know the not uncommon alternative, ' abuse the other side, ' and this may appear to you the course I have been honoured with here. Every one who has followed my publications knows how gradually the facts and evidence have come to hand, or within my own knowledge, yet I am taken to task as having kept back statements, for not having early pub- lished my case full blown.
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Pearson Hill has gone on to find fault with the con- ductors of this standard work, to challenge a decision initiated by himself, and to sneer at my witnesses as only 28 men in their dotage. He further gives his sanction to the persistent way in which I have been misrepresented in the Pjress as " claiming the Penny Postage Scheme for my father, " thus rendering my claim too ridiculous to obtain attention. A cause that has to be supported by such means must be weak indeed. The following from my ...late pamphlet, "A Reply to Mr. Pearson Hill, " further illus- trates his mode of conducting this controversy : — "In the absence of a 'case' we all know the not uncommon alternative, ' abuse the other side, ' and this may appear to you the course I have been honoured with here. Every one who has followed my publications knows how gradually the facts and evidence have come to hand, or within my own knowledge, yet I am taken to task as having kept back statements, for not having early pub- lished my case full blown.
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