The treasonable speeches and writings which had of late been so assiduously disseminated at public meetings, most particularly called for the interfe… - William Wyndham Grenville, 1st Baron Grenville

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The treasonable speeches and writings which had of late been so assiduously disseminated at public meetings, most particularly called for the interference of parliament. As one of the king's servants, indeed, he might say as a member of that House, he felt it an indispensable duty to endeavour to check their flagitious tendency.