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D. C. Boulger: "The charge against Count d'Avaux" The Atheneum, 9 December 1911, p732-733, No 4389
The passage starting with these words is at the top of page 733. It goes
But the charge aaginst Count d'Avaux and my statement that it is "a figmen of Macaulayam imagination" belong to a wider category than such trivialities and
See https://books.google.co.uk/books?newbks=1&newbks_redir=0&id=L5QeAQAAMAAJ&dq snippet view. one cannot read much.
Hogan, James (1934), Négociations de M. le comte d'Avaux en Irlande 1689-1690, Dublin: Dublin Stationary Office Found
