I observed, with an indifference which was not assumed, that I had endeavored to do my duty, according to my own judgment and feelings, that I regretted nothing that I had said or done, that I should pursue the same Course throughout, and that it was a truth, that I cared not what any man said or thought about it.
Beveridge reflects on his commitment to his principles despite public opinion.
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