Note 6 — Chapter XXII · “BETWEEN SILENCE AND A DUNGEON LAY MY ONLY CHOICE.”
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“As might be expected, falsehoods out of number, and in every garb, have been circulated in regard to a man who never compromised with his convictions.”—Monthly Magazine, May, 1817.
There were many, it must be said, who looked at the matter in its proper light, and fairly pointed out that Cobbett had been driven away.