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<head>1820 July 7</head> | |||
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<p>"that he should come into count with clean hands. He cautioned<lb/> | |||
"the noble Lord not to provoke a discussion which<lb/> | |||
"would not only outrage the public morals, but give a<lb/> | |||
"blow to the character of the Monarchy, which it might<lb/> | |||
"due to the latest period of its existence. To apply a remark<lb/> | |||
"of M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Burke, characteristic of the sound views of that States—<lb/> | |||
"—man, "formerly situations supported persons, but now persons<lb/> | |||
"must support situations." The measures of his Majesty's Ministers<lb/> | |||
"would bring into public observation both persons and<lb/> | |||
"situations, and were calculated to bring dishonour upon both.<lb/> | |||
"He had before resisted enquiry, because it was proposed to be<lb/> | |||
"conducted in an unconstitutional manner, and he sh<hi rend="superscript">d</hi>.<lb/> | |||
support the motion of his honourable friend because<lb/> | |||
it had a tendency to arrest all further proceedings."</p> | |||
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1820 July 7 Collectanea
"that he should come into count with clean hands. He cautioned
"the noble Lord not to provoke a discussion which
"would not only outrage the public morals, but give a
"blow to the character of the Monarchy, which it might
"due to the latest period of its existence. To apply a remark
"of Mr Burke, characteristic of the sound views of that States—
"—man, "formerly situations supported persons, but now persons
"must support situations." The measures of his Majesty's Ministers
"would bring into public observation both persons and
"situations, and were calculated to bring dishonour upon both.
"He had before resisted enquiry, because it was proposed to be
"conducted in an unconstitutional manner, and he shd.
support the motion of his honourable friend because
it had a tendency to arrest all further proceedings."
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Morn. Chron. July 7 1820 / Extracts from divers speeches in Queen's debate |
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Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington |
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