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The letters of Queen Victoria, vol. 2, 1844-1853

Note Footnote 38: — Chapter XVII · (continued 2)

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Viscount Palmerston had put the last paragraph into the answer, because he could scarcely have reconciled it to his own feelings and to his sense of public responsibility to have put his name to a note which might be liable to be called for by Parliament, without expressing in it, at least as his own personal opinion, a sense of the want of propriety evinced by General Haynau in coming to England at the present moment.38

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