A Political Diary 1828-1830, volume Ii
A Political Diary 1828-1830, volume Ii
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The Duke showedHis Majesty the letters which had passed, and the King said he should notthink of it. He told Peel and Lord Melville he wished the Royal Academy toremain open till after the King's funeral, that he might see theexhibition, and said Peel should attend him when he went. This Peel thinksvery foolish, and his disposition seems to be to turn the King intoridicule, and to throw the suspicion of insanity upon all his acts. This isthe _tactique_ of the Whigs. The King takes the Sacrament... on Sunday, andhas desired the two English and one Irish archbishop to attend. This theycall 'an indication. ' _June 29. _ At half-past ten went to Lord Rosslyn's, to arrange with him the Lords'Address. Went with him to Peel's, to show it to him. He was reading when wewent in, and hardly looked up. He heard the Address which I read, andapproved of it; but he hardly took any notice of us or of it. He seemedreally ill, and quite broken down.
Called on Hardinge. We had some conversation respecting the state of theGovernment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Duke showedHis Majesty the letters which had passed, and the King said he should notthink of it. He told Peel and Lord Melville he wished the Royal Academy toremain open till after the King's funeral, that he might see theexhibition, and said Peel should attend him when he went. This Peel thinksvery foolish, and his disposition seems to be to turn the King intoridicule, and to throw the suspicion of insanity upon all his acts. This isthe _tactique_ of the Whigs. The King takes the Sacrament... on Sunday, andhas desired the two English and one Irish archbishop to attend. This theycall 'an indication. ' _June 29. _ At half-past ten went to Lord Rosslyn's, to arrange with him the Lords'Address. Went with him to Peel's, to show it to him. He was reading when wewent in, and hardly looked up. He heard the Address which I read, andapproved of it; but he hardly took any notice of us or of it. He seemedreally ill, and quite broken down.
Called on Hardinge. We had some conversation respecting the state of theGovernment.
What to read after A Political Diary 1828-1830, volume Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellenborough, Edward Law, Earl Of, 1790-1871 to read onlineMoreLess
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