 | Nicholas Tindal, Rapin de Thoyras (M., Paul) - Great Britain - 1761 - 558 pages
...therefore, from principles of chriftianity and probity, he thought himfelf obliged, by revealing the matter, to prevent the king's falling into the hands of the...were his friends ; and that from one of them he had received great obligations ; and therefore, though he thought himfelf bound in duty and confcience... | |
 | 1765 - 428 pages
...therefore, from principles of chriftianity and probity, he thought himfelf obliged, by revealing the matter, to prevent the King's falling into the hands of the...confpirators. But he acquainted him at the fame time, that the confpiratois were his friends ; and that from one of them he had received great obligations « and... | |
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Catholic ; but that he did not think, that any religion could juftify fo treat a wickednefs; and therefore, from principles of chriftianity and probity, he thought himfelf obliged, by revealing the matter, to prevent the king's falling into the hands... 