William the Third
William the Third
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The parliamentary session had become more prolific of quarrels and more barren of counsel as it pro- ceeded. The two Houses and the two parties had agreed with little difficulty to do justice to some of the admitted victims of the oppression practised under the last two sovereigns. The attainders of Sidney, Eussell, and others were reversed without recorded dissent, but the case of Gates gave rise to acute conflict between the Lords and Commons a conflict in which, though the conduct of the for...mer assembly was undoubtedly arbitrary, the temper, or, at any rate, the motives of the latter appear by no means worthy of the unqualified praise bestowed upon them by the great Whig historian. Undoubtedly the Peers were without justification in refusing to reverse a sentence which the judges had solemnly pronounced illegal; but it is ridiculous to represent the Commons, as a body of judicially minded legislators, doing violence to their natural sentiments in their determination to obtain justice for Gates.
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The parliamentary session had become more prolific of quarrels and more barren of counsel as it pro- ceeded. The two Houses and the two parties had agreed with little difficulty to do justice to some of the admitted victims of the oppression practised under the last two sovereigns. The attainders of Sidney, Eussell, and others were reversed without recorded dissent, but the case of Gates gave rise to acute conflict between the Lords and Commons a conflict in which, though the conduct of the for...mer assembly was undoubtedly arbitrary, the temper, or, at any rate, the motives of the latter appear by no means worthy of the unqualified praise bestowed upon them by the great Whig historian. Undoubtedly the Peers were without justification in refusing to reverse a sentence which the judges had solemnly pronounced illegal; but it is ridiculous to represent the Commons, as a body of judicially minded legislators, doing violence to their natural sentiments in their determination to obtain justice for Gates.
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