The parliament were upon their first opening set on to destroy lord Clarendon. Some of his friends went to him a few days before the parliament met; and told him, many were at work to find out matter of accusation against him. He best knew what could be brought against him with any truth; for falsehood was infinite, and could not be guessed at.--From History of his own Times--
A subversive retort to postmodernism: There is but one truth, while falsehoods are infinite.
