young’s TRAVELS IN FRANCE. 79
The revolution in France was a hazardous and critical fubje£t, but too important tobe negledted ; the details I have given, and the reflections I have ventured will, I trull,be received with candour by thofe who confider how many authors, of no inconfider-able ability and reputation, have failed on that difficult theme: the courfe I have (leer-ed is fo removed from extremes, that I can hardly hope for the approbation of morethan a few; and I may apply to myfelf, in this inftance, the words of Swift:—“ I havethe ambition, common with other reafoners, to wiffi at lead that both parties may thinkme in the right; but if that is not to be hoped for, my next wiffi ffiould be, that bothmight think me in the wrong ; whichl would underftand as anample juflification of myfelf,and a fure ground to believe that I have proceeded at leall with impartiality, and per-haps with truth.”
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