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Thus a war which had cost numberless lives of brave men, countless reputations, broken hearts, and seas of tears, had come to an end. The pecuniary cost alone amounted to over ;^7 9, 000, 000. What had it gained ?
" Why^ that I cannot tell^'" said he^ " But 'twas a famous victory. '' (Southey) THE CRIMEAN WAR 85 In the Baltic, Sir C. Napier, in 1854, who had bragged of " Westminster Abbey or Hell, " had done nothing. In 1855 Admiral Dundas had done little more. It was when staying with his flee...t in the Baltic that I heard the news of the fall of Sevastopol.
Chapter VI THE interest of the country was absorbed by the War, and the peace, and nothing much happened in Parliament beyond an un- successful attempt to establish life peerages, and a Bill for making divorce easy, which was strenuously opposed by Mr. Gladstone.
In 1857 we had a war in China and a war in Persia. On the question of the China War the Government was beaten on March 16, and Lord Palmerston decided upon a dissolution. Then came a great beating of the British drum, great waving of the British flag, and Palmerston was returned by a large majority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus a war which had cost numberless lives of brave men, countless reputations, broken hearts, and seas of tears, had come to an end. The pecuniary cost alone amounted to over ;^7 9, 000, 000. What had it gained ?
" Why^ that I cannot tell^'" said he^ " But 'twas a famous victory. '' (Southey) THE CRIMEAN WAR 85 In the Baltic, Sir C. Napier, in 1854, who had bragged of " Westminster Abbey or Hell, " had done nothing. In 1855 Admiral Dundas had done little more. It was when staying with his flee...t in the Baltic that I heard the news of the fall of Sevastopol.
Chapter VI THE interest of the country was absorbed by the War, and the peace, and nothing much happened in Parliament beyond an un- successful attempt to establish life peerages, and a Bill for making divorce easy, which was strenuously opposed by Mr. Gladstone.
In 1857 we had a war in China and a war in Persia. On the question of the China War the Government was beaten on March 16, and Lord Palmerston decided upon a dissolution. Then came a great beating of the British drum, great waving of the British flag, and Palmerston was returned by a large majority.
What to read after Political England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon West to read onlineMoreLess
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