The Life of Thomas Reynolds, Esq. 2
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Ogilvie " a short time before the arrests of the 12th of March."* But Mr.
Moore himself well knew that whatever willingness Lord Clare might have expressed to Mr. Ogilvie to per- mit Lord Edward's escape he/ore the arrests of the 12th of March, the disclosures which those arrests occasioned of the designs of the conspirators, and of the extent of their preparations, joined to Lord Edward's refusal to avail himself of the profferred mercy, determined the Government to proceed with the utmost vig...our and activity against him. And Mr. Moore felt himself compelled to admit this fact, although he also felt that the admission would necessarily overthrow the whole calumny which he had founded upon the contrary sup- position. He accordingly makes the following state- ment ; but to prevent his reader from immediately de- tecting, and seeing through his misrepresentation, he omits the date, and leaves the time in apparent obscu- rity. " At the period where we are now arrived" (he is speaking of the 12th of March, when Leinster-house was searched), " the alarm of the Government for their own existence superseded every other thought, and all considerations of mercy were lost in their fears ; the search after his Lordship, by the emissaries of autho- rity, was pursued with as much eagerness as political zeal, urged by fear and revenge, could inspire,"* and * Life and Death of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ogilvie " a short time before the arrests of the 12th of March."* But Mr.
Moore himself well knew that whatever willingness Lord Clare might have expressed to Mr. Ogilvie to per- mit Lord Edward's escape he/ore the arrests of the 12th of March, the disclosures which those arrests occasioned of the designs of the conspirators, and of the extent of their preparations, joined to Lord Edward's refusal to avail himself of the profferred mercy, determined the Government to proceed with the utmost vig...our and activity against him. And Mr. Moore felt himself compelled to admit this fact, although he also felt that the admission would necessarily overthrow the whole calumny which he had founded upon the contrary sup- position. He accordingly makes the following state- ment ; but to prevent his reader from immediately de- tecting, and seeing through his misrepresentation, he omits the date, and leaves the time in apparent obscu- rity. " At the period where we are now arrived" (he is speaking of the 12th of March, when Leinster-house was searched), " the alarm of the Government for their own existence superseded every other thought, and all considerations of mercy were lost in their fears ; the search after his Lordship, by the emissaries of autho- rity, was pursued with as much eagerness as political zeal, urged by fear and revenge, could inspire,"* and * Life and Death of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, vol.
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