The Report of the Earl of Durham Her Majestys High Commissioner And Governor G
The Report of the Earl of Durham Her Majestys High Commissioner And Governor G
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A degree of discontent, ap- proaching, if not amounting to disaffection, has gained con- siderable ground. The causes of dissatisfaction continue to act on the minds of the reformers ; and their hope of redress, under the present order of things, has been seriously dimi- nished. The exasperation caused by the conflict itself, the suspicions and terrors of that trying period, and the use made by the triumphant party of the power thrown into their hands, have heightened the passions which existed... before. It cer- tainly appeared too much as if the rebellion had been pur- posely invited by the Government, and the unfortunate men who took part in it deliberately drawn into a trap by those who subsequently inflicted so severe a punishment on them for their error. It seemed, too, as if the dominant party made use of the occasion afforded it by the real guilt of a few desperate and imprudent men, in order to persecute or dis- able the whole body of their political opponents. A great number of perfectly innocent individuals were thrown into prison, and suffered in person, property, and character.
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A degree of discontent, ap- proaching, if not amounting to disaffection, has gained con- siderable ground. The causes of dissatisfaction continue to act on the minds of the reformers ; and their hope of redress, under the present order of things, has been seriously dimi- nished. The exasperation caused by the conflict itself, the suspicions and terrors of that trying period, and the use made by the triumphant party of the power thrown into their hands, have heightened the passions which existed... before. It cer- tainly appeared too much as if the rebellion had been pur- posely invited by the Government, and the unfortunate men who took part in it deliberately drawn into a trap by those who subsequently inflicted so severe a punishment on them for their error. It seemed, too, as if the dominant party made use of the occasion afforded it by the real guilt of a few desperate and imprudent men, in order to persecute or dis- able the whole body of their political opponents. A great number of perfectly innocent individuals were thrown into prison, and suffered in person, property, and character.
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