A Letter to the Rt Hon Edmund Burke in Reply to the Insinuations in the Ninth
A Letter to the Rt Hon Edmund Burke in Reply to the Insinuations in the Ninth
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Haftings denied the authority under which it had been made. He was the Minifter when Mr. Haftings called for the powers to be produced to the world, under which his agent had acted, and in the two following years, hisLord- fhip propofed that -Mr. Haftings fhould be appointed Governor-General of Ben- gal. Can we, Sir, have a ftronger con- firmation of Lord North's fentiments of Mr. Haftings's conduct than he has given ?
Would Would he have propofed a man to fill the firft office in India, who wa...s fo far wanting in honor as to deny or to explain away, powers he had once given. There was a time when the argument I now ufe would have had lefs weight with you. There was a time, if I rniftake not, when you would yourfelf have impeached the noble Lord $ but, at prefent, I prefume his Lordfhip's fentiments of a tranfa&ion which J am forry to dwell fo long upon, will have fome weight with you.
In mort, Sir, you ought not to have mentioned a fyllable about the refigna- tion ; or if you had entered upon the fubject, common juftice required that you mould have examined as many of the parties who were concerned in that transaction as are now in England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haftings denied the authority under which it had been made. He was the Minifter when Mr. Haftings called for the powers to be produced to the world, under which his agent had acted, and in the two following years, hisLord- fhip propofed that -Mr. Haftings fhould be appointed Governor-General of Ben- gal. Can we, Sir, have a ftronger con- firmation of Lord North's fentiments of Mr. Haftings's conduct than he has given ?
Would Would he have propofed a man to fill the firft office in India, who wa...s fo far wanting in honor as to deny or to explain away, powers he had once given. There was a time when the argument I now ufe would have had lefs weight with you. There was a time, if I rniftake not, when you would yourfelf have impeached the noble Lord $ but, at prefent, I prefume his Lordfhip's fentiments of a tranfa&ion which J am forry to dwell fo long upon, will have fome weight with you.
In mort, Sir, you ought not to have mentioned a fyllable about the refigna- tion ; or if you had entered upon the fubject, common juftice required that you mould have examined as many of the parties who were concerned in that transaction as are now in England.
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