Shaftsbury and Hollis described as honorable rivals to friends
The piece defends Lord Shaftsbury as a man of honour and public spirit while condemning pamphleteers who misrepresent him. It recounts Denzil Hollis and details a parliamentary episode where Hollis faced coercive questions, choosing silence over damaging another. The account praises mutual respect that led Hollis and his former adversary to a lasting friendship, underscoring a lesson on discretion and trust.