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I must explain, My Lord, that I did not mean to say in the conference I had with Your Excellency at the commencement of this unpleasant business, that " Colonel Cox was conscious of the impropriety of his conduct." What he said, and what I intended to have repeated exactly, was "that he was sorry the Oflacer to whom he gave the order to place Mr. Napier in arrest should have executed it at the moment he did, that it was the last thing in his thoughts to shew any disrespect to Your Lordship, tha...t he regretted very much that Your Excellency should see it in that light, and to convince you of it he would call upon you and tell Records of the Ccupe Colony, 311 you so." Why he has not done this I don't know, unless it be that he feels himself hurt by my having in support of Your Excellency so strongly expressed my disapprobation of his conduct, my having refused to allow Lieut. Napier to join his Company, and my having taken from him all authority over Mr. Napier as long as that ofGicer continues in the family of Your Excellency.
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I must explain, My Lord, that I did not mean to say in the conference I had with Your Excellency at the commencement of this unpleasant business, that " Colonel Cox was conscious of the impropriety of his conduct." What he said, and what I intended to have repeated exactly, was "that he was sorry the Oflacer to whom he gave the order to place Mr. Napier in arrest should have executed it at the moment he did, that it was the last thing in his thoughts to shew any disrespect to Your Lordship, tha...t he regretted very much that Your Excellency should see it in that light, and to convince you of it he would call upon you and tell Records of the Ccupe Colony, 311 you so." Why he has not done this I don't know, unless it be that he feels himself hurt by my having in support of Your Excellency so strongly expressed my disapprobation of his conduct, my having refused to allow Lieut. Napier to join his Company, and my having taken from him all authority over Mr. Napier as long as that ofGicer continues in the family of Your Excellency.
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