 | Junius - 1880 - 452 pages
...disgraceful moments, could have described him so well. The last charge, of the neglect of the army, is innced the most material of all. I am sorry to tell you,...sir William, that in this article your first fact is fsilse : and as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a direct contradiction to a gentleman... | |
 | Junius - 1890 - 528 pages
...frequently have seen him in these unhappy, disgraceful mo nients, could have described him so well. The last charge, of the neglect of the army, is indeed...you, Sir William, that, in this article, your first fuct is false ; and as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a direct contradiction to a... | |
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William, that, in this article, your first fuct is false ; and as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a direct contradiction to a gentleman of your appearance, I could wish that, in your future publications, you would pay a greater attention... 
