Australia And the Empire
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I have no doubt that the admirers of that dis- tinguished ornament of the House of Commons, Sir William Vernon Harcourt, will be considerably outraged by any comparison between one of his royal lineage — the grandson, too, of an Archbishop — with his brilliant academical and legal attain- ments, and his cultivated capacity for persiflage, and a rude colonial Premier, angling for the support of a disloyal section of the community. From my point of view, any apology for the comparison is entirely... due to Sir Thomas M'llwraith. As for Sir William Vernon Harcourt, his archiepiscopal descent no longer overawes me, for I have seriously come to regard his political existence as the strongest argument that can be adduced in favour of the MOEAL OF QUEENSLAND IMBEOGLIO 247 enforced celibacy of the higher clergy, as in the Greek Church.
If Lord Knutsford has been sufiiciently rufiied by the conduct of Sir Thomas M'llwraith to take a genuine interest in the 2J(^t'sonnel of Australian politicians, and is really eager for fresh information, I think he might devote a leisure hour to the perusal of a work of fiction, entitled Policy and Passion, by Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have no doubt that the admirers of that dis- tinguished ornament of the House of Commons, Sir William Vernon Harcourt, will be considerably outraged by any comparison between one of his royal lineage — the grandson, too, of an Archbishop — with his brilliant academical and legal attain- ments, and his cultivated capacity for persiflage, and a rude colonial Premier, angling for the support of a disloyal section of the community. From my point of view, any apology for the comparison is entirely... due to Sir Thomas M'llwraith. As for Sir William Vernon Harcourt, his archiepiscopal descent no longer overawes me, for I have seriously come to regard his political existence as the strongest argument that can be adduced in favour of the MOEAL OF QUEENSLAND IMBEOGLIO 247 enforced celibacy of the higher clergy, as in the Greek Church.
If Lord Knutsford has been sufiiciently rufiied by the conduct of Sir Thomas M'llwraith to take a genuine interest in the 2J(^t'sonnel of Australian politicians, and is really eager for fresh information, I think he might devote a leisure hour to the perusal of a work of fiction, entitled Policy and Passion, by Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Patchett Arthur Patchett Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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