A Letter to William Pitt Esq Concerning the Fifteen New Regiments Lately Vot
A Letter to William Pitt Esq Concerning the Fifteen New Regiments Lately Vot
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But I muft premife in en- tering [22 ], ^ tering upon this Topick, that what- ever I may fay to the Disadvantage of the Regiments, it Ihou'd give no Sort of Umbrage to the Commanders. 'Tis no uncommon Error, nor a very reproachable one, to have misjudg'd or overlooked the evil Confequences of a good Intention. I am convinced that iome of thefe Lords (very likely all of them) engaged in this meri- torious Work upon as laudable and virtuous Motives, as ever a&uated Man upon any Occafion. A glorio...us Opportunity offered itfelf of joining th Patriot to the Courtier, and they mod worthily embraced it. Their Public Spirit and AffefHon for their Trince went Hand in Hand in the Undertaking. And I wifh with all my Heart, that our Minifters, in whofe Power it is to do it, would improve the p relent Diipofition among us, towards multiplying the Proofs and Inftances of the Compa- tability tability of thofe Chara&ers. Never- thelefs, I fear this fatal Meafure, in the End, will come under the De- fcription Adam gives of Eve, when he calls her, a jpecious Mi/chief, an accomptifhed Snare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I muft premife in en- tering [22 ], ^ tering upon this Topick, that what- ever I may fay to the Disadvantage of the Regiments, it Ihou'd give no Sort of Umbrage to the Commanders. 'Tis no uncommon Error, nor a very reproachable one, to have misjudg'd or overlooked the evil Confequences of a good Intention. I am convinced that iome of thefe Lords (very likely all of them) engaged in this meri- torious Work upon as laudable and virtuous Motives, as ever a&uated Man upon any Occafion. A glorio...us Opportunity offered itfelf of joining th Patriot to the Courtier, and they mod worthily embraced it. Their Public Spirit and AffefHon for their Trince went Hand in Hand in the Undertaking. And I wifh with all my Heart, that our Minifters, in whofe Power it is to do it, would improve the p relent Diipofition among us, towards multiplying the Proofs and Inftances of the Compa- tability tability of thofe Chara&ers. Never- thelefs, I fear this fatal Meafure, in the End, will come under the De- fcription Adam gives of Eve, when he calls her, a jpecious Mi/chief, an accomptifhed Snare.
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