Letters of Decius, in Answer to the Criticism Upon the Political Account of Trinidad, and Upon the Defence of the Crimes of Governor Picton, in the . of "Pictonian Prosecution" (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Letters of Decius, in Answer to the Criticism Upon the Political Account of Trinidad, and Upon the Defence of the Crimes of Governor Picton, in the Anti-Jacobin Review, Under the Title of "Pictonian Prosecution"

In order to perform more methodically the task I have undertaken, I shall talc/e up your pretended criticism from the beginning. Your statements are so palpably warped, that I do not feel I have any extraordinary duty to perform, although I have at once truth to en force, error to correct, and misrepresentation to repel.

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