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<head>1820 <sic>Feb</sic> 4<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <p><note>III Experience<lb/>II Ireland.</note><lb/>* (2) <note>Charlemont treachery<lb/>Conclusion</note></p> <p>That in <add>In</add> serving the interest of his cast and his party and<lb/>his cast <del>the</del> Lord Charlemont may not have supposed himself <add>whether or not it was really supposed by Lord Charlemont that</add><lb/>to have been <add>he was</add> at the same time serving the true interest<lb/>of his nation and of the empire of which it made and<lb/>makes a part it is impossible to know, and scarce worth<lb/>while to enquire. In this <del>instance as most a</del> instance, as<lb/>in most others of the kind, <add>to determine with any approach to correctness</add> to say in what proportion <add>if in any</add> interest<lb/>in its influence upon conduct may have derived <add>support and</add> affection<lb/>and support from <add>inbred and</add> interest-begotten prejudice, is not permitted<lb/>by the nature of the <del>cas</del> case. <add>Well Of this proportion</add> So far as those by<lb/>whom any such berating is even made, the man <add>individual</add> himself<lb/>is commonly less acquainted than any of those other individuals<lb/><add>in</add> <del><gap/> <gap/></del> whose habits <add>have</add> afforded them any<lb/>materials for such a work <add>judgment</add> have put them <add>to any reasonable degree/amount</add> in possession of the<lb/> <del>mea mean</del> means</p> <p>On the present occasion where any such words as betray<lb/>betraying treachery and the like are employed, it is not<lb/>for the purpose of <del>casting excessive and</del> <add>any such purpose as that of covering the character of this distinguished man</add> with exaggerated<lb/>and unmeasured reproach. Cases are not wanting in<lb/>which <del>risked of being a mark of</del> fidelity being a <del>w</del> crime<lb/>treachery <del>n</del> so far from being a <del>mash</del> mark of profligacy<lb/>is a duty. Supposing a plot <add>conspiracy</add> laid for destroying a ship with<lb/>its crew by <del>conf</del> explosion in a town by conflagration, there<lb/>might be a merit not only in counteracting the conspiracy by<lb/>an individual engaged in it, but even in engaging in it from<lb/>the beginning for that very purpose.</p> <p><note>[-] supposing such engagement<lb/>necessary</note></p> | |||
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1820 Feb 4
Radicalism not dangerous
III Experience
II Ireland.
* (2) Charlemont treachery
Conclusion
That in In serving the interest of his cast and his party and
his cast the Lord Charlemont may not have supposed himself whether or not it was really supposed by Lord Charlemont that
to have been he was at the same time serving the true interest
of his nation and of the empire of which it made and
makes a part it is impossible to know, and scarce worth
while to enquire. In this instance as most a instance, as
in most others of the kind, to determine with any approach to correctness to say in what proportion if in any interest
in its influence upon conduct may have derived support and affection
and support from inbred and interest-begotten prejudice, is not permitted
by the nature of the cas case. Well Of this proportion So far as those by
whom any such berating is even made, the man individual himself
is commonly less acquainted than any of those other individuals
in whose habits have afforded them any
materials for such a work judgment have put them to any reasonable degree/amount in possession of the
mea mean means
On the present occasion where any such words as betray
betraying treachery and the like are employed, it is not
for the purpose of casting excessive and any such purpose as that of covering the character of this distinguished man with exaggerated
and unmeasured reproach. Cases are not wanting in
which risked of being a mark of fidelity being a w crime
treachery n so far from being a mash mark of profligacy
is a duty. Supposing a plot conspiracy laid for destroying a ship with
its crew by conf explosion in a town by conflagration, there
might be a merit not only in counteracting the conspiracy by
an individual engaged in it, but even in engaging in it from
the beginning for that very purpose.
[-] supposing such engagement
necessary
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