Sheridan: a Biography
Sheridan: a Biography
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W^e traced all the consequences of Salim Sing, Futteh Shah, Pertipal Sing, etc, — that they all came to rescue their zamindar from the hand of oppression, or to revenge former injuries. These facts the Counsd have not attempted to disprove. But then come the Counsel and Digitized by Google APPENDIX TO VOL, IL 421 say, — " We admit these causes might exist ; but it does not follow that there might not have been a co-existing cause with them "; and might not the exertions of the B^um have operate...d with these " causes to produce the effect ?" I admit that, when I state the existence of one cause^ it does not exclude the co-existence of another cause which might have produced the same effect ; but if I state a cause fully adequate to produce a certain effect, and which must of necessity have pro- duced that effect, then it is incumbent upon the Counsel not to take any evidence from the existence of that effect to prove the existence of their cause : it behoves them either to disprove the existence of the cause I state, which they have not attempted to do, or to prove the existence of their own cause, which they have attempted, but in which attempt they have totally failed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W^e traced all the consequences of Salim Sing, Futteh Shah, Pertipal Sing, etc, — that they all came to rescue their zamindar from the hand of oppression, or to revenge former injuries. These facts the Counsd have not attempted to disprove. But then come the Counsel and Digitized by Google APPENDIX TO VOL, IL 421 say, — " We admit these causes might exist ; but it does not follow that there might not have been a co-existing cause with them "; and might not the exertions of the B^um have operate...d with these " causes to produce the effect ?" I admit that, when I state the existence of one cause^ it does not exclude the co-existence of another cause which might have produced the same effect ; but if I state a cause fully adequate to produce a certain effect, and which must of necessity have pro- duced that effect, then it is incumbent upon the Counsel not to take any evidence from the existence of that effect to prove the existence of their cause : it behoves them either to disprove the existence of the cause I state, which they have not attempted to do, or to prove the existence of their own cause, which they have attempted, but in which attempt they have totally failed.
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