Recollections, 1832 to 1886
Recollections, 1832 to 1886
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"Sir, — I this morning received directions from Mr. Gladstone, who is at present out of town, to communicate with you in refer- ence to the protracted trial over which you preside. Mr. Gladstone says : " ' In common with several of my colleagues, with whom 1 8p>oke on the subject when last in town, I have regarded with painful feelings the course of proceeding in the (Tichborne) case. The ad- 238 1872 A FORGED LETTER ministration of justice is a matter of great and common concern, and the proce...ss of obtaining justice ought to be cheap, easy, and effectual. Here tlie latter is so much the reverse that not only may a public scandal be caused at home, but we cannot fail to become a bye-word to all civilized nations. ' " Mr. Gladstone adds that he is aware you are not in any sense responsible for a state of things which is a blot upon our civil juris- prudence, but he thinks that an early and public expression of your and perhaps his opinion, from the high position you occupy, would tend to remedy a state of things which threatens to result in a vir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Sir, — I this morning received directions from Mr. Gladstone, who is at present out of town, to communicate with you in refer- ence to the protracted trial over which you preside. Mr. Gladstone says : " ' In common with several of my colleagues, with whom 1 8p>oke on the subject when last in town, I have regarded with painful feelings the course of proceeding in the (Tichborne) case. The ad- 238 1872 A FORGED LETTER ministration of justice is a matter of great and common concern, and the proce...ss of obtaining justice ought to be cheap, easy, and effectual. Here tlie latter is so much the reverse that not only may a public scandal be caused at home, but we cannot fail to become a bye-word to all civilized nations. ' " Mr. Gladstone adds that he is aware you are not in any sense responsible for a state of things which is a blot upon our civil juris- prudence, but he thinks that an early and public expression of your and perhaps his opinion, from the high position you occupy, would tend to remedy a state of things which threatens to result in a vir.
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