The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. 10 (of 12)

part in it,--that if they had a mind to let such a thing sleep upon

their records, it was his duty to have brought forward the inquiry. They were not his judges, they were not his accusers; they were his fellow-laborers in the inquiry ordered by the Court of Directors, their masters, and by which inquiry he might be purged of that corruption with which he stood charged.

He say...