A History of England From the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815 volume 1
A History of England From the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815 volume 1
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382 HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 1818 18I6. 1 He had filled the situation of Puisne Judge with ability and dignity; and his promotion to the higher office was generally approved. Nor were the expectations which were formed at the time disappointed. Abbott filled his high office for fourteen years, and is still regarded as having been an upright and able Chief Justice.
The town still rang with the story of Hone's acquittals when Parliament met on the 2?th of January 1818. The ministry Meeting of had fail...ed in nearly all the prosecutions which the Parliament. J aw o ffi cers had attempted, and its failure threw suspicion on the whole system of administration. In other respects, however, the situation was improved. "In the course of the autumn a gradual reduction in the price of provisions, and still more, an increased demand for labour, in consequence of a progressive improvement in the state of agriculture, as well as of trade and manufactures in some of their most important branches, afforded the means of subsist- ence and employment to numbers of those who had been taught to ascribe all the privations to which they were unfortunately subjected to defects in the existing constitution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
382 HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 1818 18I6. 1 He had filled the situation of Puisne Judge with ability and dignity; and his promotion to the higher office was generally approved. Nor were the expectations which were formed at the time disappointed. Abbott filled his high office for fourteen years, and is still regarded as having been an upright and able Chief Justice.
The town still rang with the story of Hone's acquittals when Parliament met on the 2?th of January 1818. The ministry Meeting of had fail...ed in nearly all the prosecutions which the Parliament. J aw o ffi cers had attempted, and its failure threw suspicion on the whole system of administration. In other respects, however, the situation was improved. "In the course of the autumn a gradual reduction in the price of provisions, and still more, an increased demand for labour, in consequence of a progressive improvement in the state of agriculture, as well as of trade and manufactures in some of their most important branches, afforded the means of subsist- ence and employment to numbers of those who had been taught to ascribe all the privations to which they were unfortunately subjected to defects in the existing constitution.
What to read after A History of England From the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spencer Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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