Sheridan: a Biography 2
Sheridan: a Biography 2
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And also, my Lords, I think — which is perhaps more extraordinary — that they seem entirely to have forgotten that the Managers have a right to reply to their answers.
My Lords, when I profess that it is my intention to be brief upon this subject, I am well aware that professions upon that sub- ject in this trial are not likely, perhaps, to meet with any immediate credit from your Lordships. The learned Counsel themselves were not sparing in their remarks upon the prolixity with which they supp...osed the Managers conducted the business. When it came to their turn to speak, we certainly did conceive that they would have contrasted their conduct with ours. A learned Counsel, whose arguments I shall more particularly notice, introduced his speech with this observation : — he complained that the Article comprehended a great extent and variety of matter ; " but," he says, " my Lords, I think, in examining it, the subject may be analysed and simplified, and reduced into that which is the plain subject of the principal part of the Charge, and it will be found to lie in a very narrow compass." With this observation, my Lords, the learned Counsel introduced a speech of four days !
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And also, my Lords, I think — which is perhaps more extraordinary — that they seem entirely to have forgotten that the Managers have a right to reply to their answers.
My Lords, when I profess that it is my intention to be brief upon this subject, I am well aware that professions upon that sub- ject in this trial are not likely, perhaps, to meet with any immediate credit from your Lordships. The learned Counsel themselves were not sparing in their remarks upon the prolixity with which they supp...osed the Managers conducted the business. When it came to their turn to speak, we certainly did conceive that they would have contrasted their conduct with ours. A learned Counsel, whose arguments I shall more particularly notice, introduced his speech with this observation : — he complained that the Article comprehended a great extent and variety of matter ; " but," he says, " my Lords, I think, in examining it, the subject may be analysed and simplified, and reduced into that which is the plain subject of the principal part of the Charge, and it will be found to lie in a very narrow compass." With this observation, my Lords, the learned Counsel introduced a speech of four days !
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