The Irish Nation Its History Its Biography volume 3
The Irish Nation Its History Its Biography volume 3
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with him who has destroyed the habitations of millions, and left whole provinces without inhabitants. " We quote this as a specimen of the exaggeration into which Burke was sometimes led by ineffectual rage, when subjects upon which he himself felt most deeply were treated with brainless and heartless levity. It appeared unlikely at this time that the Opposition would go beyond denunciation. The return of Sir Elijah Impey was announced by Pitt with something like a challenge : but it was not ac...cepted, owing to the certainty of a miscarriage of justice: and Hastings would probably have enjoyed similar immunity but for an injudicious advocate, in the person of his agent Major Scott, who stung Burke into attempting what it had been decided was hope- less. Another enemy of Hastings, whom he had defeated and driven from India, now appeared in the House of Commons ; and his great personal knowledge rendered him an invaluable ally to Burke. This was Sir Philip Francis, the redoubtable Junius himself.
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with him who has destroyed the habitations of millions, and left whole provinces without inhabitants. " We quote this as a specimen of the exaggeration into which Burke was sometimes led by ineffectual rage, when subjects upon which he himself felt most deeply were treated with brainless and heartless levity. It appeared unlikely at this time that the Opposition would go beyond denunciation. The return of Sir Elijah Impey was announced by Pitt with something like a challenge : but it was not ac...cepted, owing to the certainty of a miscarriage of justice: and Hastings would probably have enjoyed similar immunity but for an injudicious advocate, in the person of his agent Major Scott, who stung Burke into attempting what it had been decided was hope- less. Another enemy of Hastings, whom he had defeated and driven from India, now appeared in the House of Commons ; and his great personal knowledge rendered him an invaluable ally to Burke. This was Sir Philip Francis, the redoubtable Junius himself.
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