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<head>1820 April 23</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>(4)</p> <p>While his misdoings were confined to my own insignificant<lb/> person, <del>and to that establishment in which</del> <add><del>in favour of which he had</del></add><lb/>in favour of which such was his generosity in <gap/> he<lb/> <gap/> he had repeatedly <add>more than once</add> stood forth in the House of Commons<lb/>and born testimony and to that <del><gap/></del> universally<lb/>respectable person in which I had so material a <gap/> <add>an interest</add><lb/>though divested of all possibility of profit <sic>till</sic> the | <head>1820 April 23</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>(4)</p> <p>While his misdoings were confined to my own insignificant<lb/> person, <del>and to that establishment in which</del> <add><del>in favour of which he had</del></add><lb/>in favour of which such was his generosity in <gap/> he<lb/> <gap/> he had repeatedly <add>more than once</add> stood forth in the House of Commons<lb/>and born testimony and to that <del><gap/></del> universally<lb/>respectable person in which I had so material a <gap/> <add>an interest</add><lb/>though divested of all possibility of profit <sic>till</sic> the public<lb/>had reaped benefit, in degree and variety beyond any<lb/>thing but the individual thus deserted had <unclear>considered</unclear> so <add>gone so far as</add> <lb/>much as to imagine — thus long had <add>have</add> I forbore laying<lb/>before the public <del>the</del> any of these his hitherto secret <gap/><lb/>But beholding him standing forth in the character of a<lb/>persecutor, labouring in the name of the persecuted and<lb/>never <unclear>persecuting</unclear> <gap/> to destroy those whose misfortune<lb/>it may be to differ with him on any of those facts in <add>on</add><lb/> which security <del>an</del> do any two men perfectly agree. <del>I</del><lb/><del>will</del> <gap/> and <gap/> <sic>till</sic> <gap/> and for this cause though<lb/>never for any less <add>other</add> cause will I stand <add>have I stood</add> forth to lift up<lb/>though not so much as I could lift up of that <del><gap/></del> <lb/>veil <add>cloak</add> under cover of which that which in my eyes<lb/>is so much evil. <del><gap/> that</del> to bring in with all his<lb/>might to quench that reform which he once professed <add>stood up</add> to <gap/>,<lb/>covering <del>all those</del> abuse <add>corruption</add> in all its shapes with the <gap/>, <note>by <gap/></note><lb/>of his tongue, and without the <del><gap/></del> <gap/> mostly enjoying<lb/><add>in release</add> the <unclear>sweets</unclear> of that <gap/> <add>would be to</add> which his <gap/> professing to me <add><gap/></add><lb/><add><gap/></add> renounce and to abjure. <note>later <gap/> <gap/></note></p> | ||
1820 April 23
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While his misdoings were confined to my own insignificant
person, and to that establishment in which in favour of which he had
in favour of which such was his generosity in he
he had repeatedly more than once stood forth in the House of Commons
and born testimony and to that universally
respectable person in which I had so material a an interest
though divested of all possibility of profit till the public
had reaped benefit, in degree and variety beyond any
thing but the individual thus deserted had considered so gone so far as
much as to imagine — thus long had have I forbore laying
before the public the any of these his hitherto secret
But beholding him standing forth in the character of a
persecutor, labouring in the name of the persecuted and
never persecuting to destroy those whose misfortune
it may be to differ with him on any of those facts in on
which security an do any two men perfectly agree. I
will and till and for this cause though
never for any less other cause will I stand have I stood forth to lift up
though not so much as I could lift up of that
veil cloak under cover of which that which in my eyes
is so much evil. that to bring in with all his
might to quench that reform which he once professed stood up to ,
covering all those abuse corruption in all its shapes with the , by
of his tongue, and without the mostly enjoying
in release the sweets of that would be to which his professing to me
renounce and to abjure. later
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radicalism not dangerous |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::[prince of wales feathers] i&m 1818]] |
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arthur wellesley, duke of wellington |
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