Notes And Queries, Number 52, October 26, 1850
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With reference to Eugene Aram, D. 's remark about the_over-ingeniousness_ of his defence has been anticipated by Paley, who waspresent at the trial, and said that Aram would not have been hanged had heless studiously defended himself. That laboured address to the jury musthave employed his thoughts for years. I should like very much to knowwhether anyone has ever attempted to verify the references which he givesto the cases in which he says that bones have been found. The style of thespeech has... been much praised, but is surely not very surprising when it isconsidered that Johnson had previously written the _Rambler_. Thecomposition wants ease.
2. Ever since I began to read about Eugene Aram, and that is some yearsago, I have had a settled opinion that his attainments, and perhaps hisabilities, had been greatly overrated. He was doubtless a man ofconsiderable mental powers; but we cannot but suspect that had he acquiredall the learning which is attributed to him, he would have attracted morenotice than it was his fortune to obtain.
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With reference to Eugene Aram, D. 's remark about the_over-ingeniousness_ of his defence has been anticipated by Paley, who waspresent at the trial, and said that Aram would not have been hanged had heless studiously defended himself. That laboured address to the jury musthave employed his thoughts for years. I should like very much to knowwhether anyone has ever attempted to verify the references which he givesto the cases in which he says that bones have been found. The style of thespeech has... been much praised, but is surely not very surprising when it isconsidered that Johnson had previously written the _Rambler_. Thecomposition wants ease.
2. Ever since I began to read about Eugene Aram, and that is some yearsago, I have had a settled opinion that his attainments, and perhaps hisabilities, had been greatly overrated. He was doubtless a man ofconsiderable mental powers; but we cannot but suspect that had he acquiredall the learning which is attributed to him, he would have attracted morenotice than it was his fortune to obtain.
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