The Parliamentary Debates 2
The Parliamentary Debates 2
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Their lord, ships were aware that he was too nearly related to the officer whose conduct he was vindicating to deal in panegyric. Had he been more distantly connected, he might have been more able to do justice to his merits. He felt, on this occasion, that he had certainly said nothing more than was strictly due, and that there was not the slightest foundation for any of those calumnies which had been so un- ceasingly and so extensively circulated.
His lordship concluded by moving for co- pies... of certain correspondence that had passed between the British government and commissioners of the Ionian states.
Earl Bat hurst remarked, that the whole administration of sir T. Maitland was de- serving of the highest credit : a most im- portant and delicate trust had been com- mitted to him — a trust of a peculiar nature, and in the discharge of which he could derive no benefit from past experi- ence. This, however, he bad executed with the utmost temper, ability, and mo-* deration. There was no governor in tbe various colonics and dependencies of Great Britain who had acted in a more upright, honourable, assiduous, and pru- dent manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their lord, ships were aware that he was too nearly related to the officer whose conduct he was vindicating to deal in panegyric. Had he been more distantly connected, he might have been more able to do justice to his merits. He felt, on this occasion, that he had certainly said nothing more than was strictly due, and that there was not the slightest foundation for any of those calumnies which had been so un- ceasingly and so extensively circulated.
His lordship concluded by moving for co- pies... of certain correspondence that had passed between the British government and commissioners of the Ionian states.
Earl Bat hurst remarked, that the whole administration of sir T. Maitland was de- serving of the highest credit : a most im- portant and delicate trust had been com- mitted to him — a trust of a peculiar nature, and in the discharge of which he could derive no benefit from past experi- ence. This, however, he bad executed with the utmost temper, ability, and mo-* deration. There was no governor in tbe various colonics and dependencies of Great Britain who had acted in a more upright, honourable, assiduous, and pru- dent manner.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard to read onlineMoreLess
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