A Life of Edmund Burke
A Life of Edmund Burke
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With the view of being under his iunnediate superintendence, the house of the late General Haviland, at Penn, was selected for that purpose. It was already the property of government, having been leased in 179i from the person to whom it had been sold by the devisees of the deceased, as a retreat for a few of the superior, but houseless, French clergy — a design which from unexpected obstacles, did not take effect. Being still in charge of the barrack department, it was applied for by the IVIar...quis of Buck- ingham and others, through the representations of Burke. Wr. Pitt gave his assent, with an annual allowance of ^'GUO per annum. The trustees Avere, in addition to the Marquis and Mr. Burke, the Duke of Portland, the Lord Chancellor, Mr. Windham, and Dr. Walker King. The Abbe Maraine formed the head of the establishment, aided by the learned and esteemed Abbe Chevallier. A few notes on this subject were exchanged between Mr. Pitt, the Marquis, and Mr. Burke.
An antiquarian correspondent connected with this insti- tution as treasurer after the death of the original founder, having politely communicated to me a few memoranda con- cerning it, they cannot perhaps be better given than in his own words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the view of being under his iunnediate superintendence, the house of the late General Haviland, at Penn, was selected for that purpose. It was already the property of government, having been leased in 179i from the person to whom it had been sold by the devisees of the deceased, as a retreat for a few of the superior, but houseless, French clergy — a design which from unexpected obstacles, did not take effect. Being still in charge of the barrack department, it was applied for by the IVIar...quis of Buck- ingham and others, through the representations of Burke. Wr. Pitt gave his assent, with an annual allowance of ^'GUO per annum. The trustees Avere, in addition to the Marquis and Mr. Burke, the Duke of Portland, the Lord Chancellor, Mr. Windham, and Dr. Walker King. The Abbe Maraine formed the head of the establishment, aided by the learned and esteemed Abbe Chevallier. A few notes on this subject were exchanged between Mr. Pitt, the Marquis, and Mr. Burke.
An antiquarian correspondent connected with this insti- tution as treasurer after the death of the original founder, having politely communicated to me a few memoranda con- cerning it, they cannot perhaps be better given than in his own words.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Prior to read onlineMoreLess
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