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1820 May 6
Emancipation Spanish
Conclusion
The position you are in is the position the English people were in at the occasion
of the Revolution of 1688. Let their example be a lesson and a warning of you. Your
Ferdinand under the former advisers is our James the 2d. Your Ferdinand under his
present advisers is our William the third. The late advisors of your Ferdinand are
our Tories. These present and all future advisers other than such as the above are
our Whigs.
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