It is an established maxim, that no man can be obliged to accuse himself, or to answer any questions which may have any tendency to discover what the nature of his defence requires to be concealed.
It is certain that his good fortune would give him no claim to pardon, and yet he could not be convicted, unless we suppose him weak enough to accuse himself.
Paxton being then examined, refused to return any answer to the question of the committee, because the answer might tend to accuse himself.
Footnote 2: Hamlet may be supposed to recall this, if we suppose him afterwards to accuse himself so bitterly and so unfairly as in the Quarto, 194.
It is the righteous man who is most ready to accuse himself; the unrighteous is least ready.
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