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Commons in February 1819 -- George the Third gave up His Hereditary Revenue, a more particular delicacy therefore should be observed with regard to His Private Property -- He asked no greater security for the protection of the King's property than the Laws afforded to the meanest Individual amongst his Subjects The first ^ [[addition]] who [[/addition]] repored an Unlimited trust in his People's justice should not be the first to have his Private Property invaded with a rude & unspareing hand -- It would be nothing to Him to have it said, that The King was blind and could not see -- was deaf & could not hear, -- was Invalided & unable personally to protect his Rights -- He could not forget what He had been, in what He was nor forget that the emphatically greatest years of England's greatest Liberty had been passed, with George the Third as Sovereign of Great Britain -- He could not forget what King George had done during the Storms & Dangers of the Past 30 Years -- the Firmness -- the Character He exhibited, -- nor how much his Example
