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Champion (Newspaper) - March 31, 1821, London, Middlesex No. 480. Saturday March 31, 1821. Price of TO THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF HARROW Lord President of his Majesty's on the Subject of the apparent Conspiracy of THE SERVILE FACTION against the Progress of Literature and Intellect in this Country with a Word or two about the BLACK My high respect 1 entertain for the personal character of your and the remembrance of that urbanity with which your Lordship so well knows how to grace the civilities which may arise out of professional intercourse between persons of unequal have hitherto prevented me from mingling your name with those of the obnoxious of your or impeaching in for any of the pernicious measures of that Administration of which you are nevertheless an and should be a confidential part. My prepossessions persuade me that the Earl of cannot be a conscious partner in those detestable and tyrannical designs which it is nevertheless impossible not to believe are deeply brooded and eagerly pursued by some of the individuals connected with the existing Candour will make many allowances for the confidence begotten by social and habitual and he has lived more than half a century in the world to little purpose who has not learned that many of excellent and equally excellent are often carried by the stream of such association into measures whose if seen with the impartial eyes of a watchful would be contemplated with decided He who is engaged with a se severy party measure a very glass from that clear crystal which assists the optics of those free from all party behold the occurrences of the times only in their obvious tendencies and It is to the Earl of only the common frailty of to suppose that measures have and without suspicion or at his silent because coming from those with whom he is officially and habitually if they had been proposed by an Administration to which he was alien or would have been detected and exposed by him in all their deformity of sinister operation and my must assuredly be the case with respect to the particular of which it is the object of the present letter to To suppose that the elegant and accomplished mind of the Earl of Harrowby can be hostile to the popular diffusion of science and would be to sin not only against common but against common to believe that he can be intentionally leagued in a conspiracy for the suppression of of and of to the application of which the dearest of his own connections have the most essential would be to him with an which only could hear with patience who arc totally unacquainted with bin or the his And an Act of Parliament has passed that House of which your Lordship is a has been introduced has been supported with the whole weight of that of which your Lordship is a has been passed into a without one word of resistance or dissatisfaction on the part of your act contains a which has a direct application and operation of the nefarious and humiliating description thus alluded a clause in the extent of some of its at 1 must be bold to can have no sort of political bearing or in any fair or usual application of the term and can only be ascribed to a determination in those who framed and penned it. least if they themselves were capable of comprehending what they were framing and of waging war all independence of Science and aiming at the degradation and suppression of what the liberal and part of mankind have ever regarded as arts and useful information among of an art and science to which your Lordship's in and some noble Lords whom I could and some of 1 shall have the kind of obligations to which I have i my the art of liberating the imprisoned and giving to otherwise maimed and mutilated humanity the faculty of human 1 do not mean to your or to accuse Lord or to accuse Lord Lowther of a purposed ingratitude of this I am ready to believe the tendency of the clause of the Act of in this or any other of its most pernicious bearings upon the diffusion of literary and scientific was never or even suspected either by your Lordship or by 1 am free to that of all the members of Parliament with whom 1 have conversed upon the there is not one who has not felt himself perfectly astonished at the facts I communicated to them relative to the operations of that because they had been perfectly unapprised of the degrading situation in which all professors of all however or however were to be placed by this extraordinary and restrictive my it might have been expected that the framers and at was going to say the members of both Houses of Parliament in should have some general apprehension of the meaning and

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