When your Lordships see all this in proof, your Lordships will justify me in saying that there never was (taking every part of the arrangement) such a direct, open violation of any trust.--I shall say no more with regard to the appointment of Munny Begum.
Edmund Burke: “When your Lordships see all this in proof, your Lordships will justify me in saying that there never was (taking every…”
Editor's note · Context
Burke asserts that the evidence of misconduct justifies his claims of betrayal of trust in the arrangement.
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