Statement of Facts Relative to the Conduct of Mr Benjamin Joy Executor of the
Statement of Facts Relative to the Conduct of Mr Benjamin Joy Executor of the
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Is it unreasonable that under these circumstances we should insist upon his proving: his title to the whole ? and, \\hether our claims upon Mr. Joy are or are not u- ell founded, is not, we ask, his refusal to comply with a propo- sition that would be readily acceded to by any honest man simi- larly circumstanced, evincive of a consciousness of his want of integrity and a determination to defraud us ?
Let it not be said that we have rashly imposed upon the puhlick a Statement of our grievances,... before we were certain that Mr. Joy would not eventually accede to our proposition. Human life it ever of uncertain duration. The possession of perfect health af- lords no assurance against sudden dissolution. But when to the inevitable ills arid accidents of life, to which all men are alike exposed, are added the uncertain consequences of disease : and when as in the present instance, the decease of the individual would inevitably prove fatal to our hopes, as no human power could subsequently render us justice, we do believe that we shall not be accused of having been too precipitate in the course we have pursued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it unreasonable that under these circumstances we should insist upon his proving: his title to the whole ? and, \\hether our claims upon Mr. Joy are or are not u- ell founded, is not, we ask, his refusal to comply with a propo- sition that would be readily acceded to by any honest man simi- larly circumstanced, evincive of a consciousness of his want of integrity and a determination to defraud us ?
Let it not be said that we have rashly imposed upon the puhlick a Statement of our grievances,... before we were certain that Mr. Joy would not eventually accede to our proposition. Human life it ever of uncertain duration. The possession of perfect health af- lords no assurance against sudden dissolution. But when to the inevitable ills arid accidents of life, to which all men are alike exposed, are added the uncertain consequences of disease : and when as in the present instance, the decease of the individual would inevitably prove fatal to our hopes, as no human power could subsequently render us justice, we do believe that we shall not be accused of having been too precipitate in the course we have pursued.
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