Parliamentary Papers, volume 55
Parliamentary Papers, volume 55
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An ample apology in words was suggested to me, such as one gentleman might perhaps have felt satisfied in accepting from another. It was to this effect : that Lieutenant Forsthiiber would say on his honour, he would not have struck Mather, had he not been under the belief that Mather was about to strike him with his fists ; and that if Mather was ready to say he had no inten- tion of doing so, he (Lieutenant Forsthiiber) was ready on his part to express the deep regret he felt at having been in...duced to strike the blow.
When, however, I was informed by Lord Frederick Kerr and by Sir John Orde, who at my request visited Mr. Mather, that a verbal apology of this nature would not satisfy him, and that he would not receive one from the whole Austrian army, but that he demanded justice, and that the outrage should be fully inquired into, stating also that he was not desirous of taking any steps himself until the arrival of his father, then expected at Florence, but was willing to leave .the affair in my hands entirely ; 1 did not, under the circumstances, think myself justified in accepting such an apology for the outrage pflfered ; and I of course could not, after thus ascertaining Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An ample apology in words was suggested to me, such as one gentleman might perhaps have felt satisfied in accepting from another. It was to this effect : that Lieutenant Forsthiiber would say on his honour, he would not have struck Mather, had he not been under the belief that Mather was about to strike him with his fists ; and that if Mather was ready to say he had no inten- tion of doing so, he (Lieutenant Forsthiiber) was ready on his part to express the deep regret he felt at having been in...duced to strike the blow.
When, however, I was informed by Lord Frederick Kerr and by Sir John Orde, who at my request visited Mr. Mather, that a verbal apology of this nature would not satisfy him, and that he would not receive one from the whole Austrian army, but that he demanded justice, and that the outrage should be fully inquired into, stating also that he was not desirous of taking any steps himself until the arrival of his father, then expected at Florence, but was willing to leave .the affair in my hands entirely ; 1 did not, under the circumstances, think myself justified in accepting such an apology for the outrage pflfered ; and I of course could not, after thus ascertaining Mr.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 55?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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