Memoirs of the Life of Sir Samuel Romilly 1
Memoirs of the Life of Sir Samuel Romilly 1
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4. That Ireland's depend- ence ou the British Parliament should be preserved in- violate, as it bad lately been established. These, he said, he believed to be the political principles of the whole administration ; he was sure they were Ids own ; he never would forsake them ; and the moment he saw them aban- doned by his present colleagues he would stand forth, he pledged himself, as one of the warmest members of oppo- sition. What were Mr. Fox's motives for resigning, Ge- 1782. THE REV. JOHN RO...GET.
173 neral Conway said, he did not know. The opinion he entertained about the necessity of making America inde- pendent differed so little from the sentiments of other members of the Council, that to himself it appeared to be only a subtle distinction, merely a shade of difference in opinion.
This declaration led Fox into a general explanation of his conduct in a speech an hour and a half long, delivered with more than his usual eloquence. The sum of what he said is shortly this : that his opinions have been over- ruled at the Council, on several subjects, particularly re- specting the independence of America.
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4. That Ireland's depend- ence ou the British Parliament should be preserved in- violate, as it bad lately been established. These, he said, he believed to be the political principles of the whole administration ; he was sure they were Ids own ; he never would forsake them ; and the moment he saw them aban- doned by his present colleagues he would stand forth, he pledged himself, as one of the warmest members of oppo- sition. What were Mr. Fox's motives for resigning, Ge- 1782. THE REV. JOHN RO...GET.
173 neral Conway said, he did not know. The opinion he entertained about the necessity of making America inde- pendent differed so little from the sentiments of other members of the Council, that to himself it appeared to be only a subtle distinction, merely a shade of difference in opinion.
This declaration led Fox into a general explanation of his conduct in a speech an hour and a half long, delivered with more than his usual eloquence. The sum of what he said is shortly this : that his opinions have been over- ruled at the Council, on several subjects, particularly re- specting the independence of America.
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