“I feel no wrath against the people, I am only doing my duty.”
Speech in the House of Commons in the aftermath of the Peterloo massacre, introducing a Bill to outlaw such radical meetings, prevent the training of dissidents, and seize arms (3 December 1819).
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“Against destiny I fulfilled my duty.
Uselessly? No, for I fulfilled it.”
Poem "D. Duarte", verses 5-6
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Original: Cumpri contra o Destino o meu dever.
Inutilmente? Não, porque o cumpri.