Camps And Firesides of the Revolution
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His stay in the lords chamber scarce exceeded half an hour, in which he read his speech of eleven pages.
As one proof among many that might be given of the restraint and disguise of real sentiments on the part of courtiers, from the highest character in the presence chamber to the lowest lounger and attendant at ministerial levees, take the following: When the King found himself obliged to take new ministers, and give up Lord North and his associates, it is well known that it was abhorrent to t...he royal mind ; and being naturally of a pertinacious, obstinate NO. 6 7 ] Royalty 227 temper, the King was with the utmost difficulty brought to yield a reluctant consent.
On the first day after the appointment, when he was in a manner forced out of his closet into the room of audience, he received his new servants with a smile, and transacted business with them afterwards with as much seeming cordiality and openness as if they had been in his favor, and in his closest confidence.
So seemingly satisfied and so serene was the royal countenance, that all the newspapers sounded forth the gracious monarch s obliging, condescending good ness to the public wishes, though nothing was farther from his heart, had not the necessity of his affairs impelled him thereto.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His stay in the lords chamber scarce exceeded half an hour, in which he read his speech of eleven pages.
As one proof among many that might be given of the restraint and disguise of real sentiments on the part of courtiers, from the highest character in the presence chamber to the lowest lounger and attendant at ministerial levees, take the following: When the King found himself obliged to take new ministers, and give up Lord North and his associates, it is well known that it was abhorrent to t...he royal mind ; and being naturally of a pertinacious, obstinate NO. 6 7 ] Royalty 227 temper, the King was with the utmost difficulty brought to yield a reluctant consent.
On the first day after the appointment, when he was in a manner forced out of his closet into the room of audience, he received his new servants with a smile, and transacted business with them afterwards with as much seeming cordiality and openness as if they had been in his favor, and in his closest confidence.
So seemingly satisfied and so serene was the royal countenance, that all the newspapers sounded forth the gracious monarch s obliging, condescending good ness to the public wishes, though nothing was farther from his heart, had not the necessity of his affairs impelled him thereto.
What to read after Camps And Firesides of the Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart, Albert Bushnell, 1854-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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