Charles James Fox
Charles James Fox
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Seymour Finch, and other gentlemen being in the house, appeared on the balcony, where they drank " Fox for ever ! " and declared they would not illuminate. A volley of brickbats demolished the windows, on which the populace drew off the carriages to Brookes's. Here they drew up Mr. Pitt, the Earl of Chatham, Lord Sydney, and Lord Mahon under the windows, and began the attack, but the gentlemen from the balcony positively re- fused to comply with their demand for lights.
io6 CHARLES JAMES FOX Th...e mob vociferated : " Pitt and the constitu- tion ! " The other party returned : ** Fox and a popular government ! " The multitude now be- gan to assail the house with stones, on which the chairmen, in waiting at the doors, sallied out with their poles, and in a few minutes dispersed the mob. A flambeau was thrown into the carriage, on which Mr. Pitt and his companions alighted, and made good their retreat into White's. The carriage, which belonged to the Earl of Chatham, was broken, but a guard arriving, order was soon completely restored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seymour Finch, and other gentlemen being in the house, appeared on the balcony, where they drank " Fox for ever ! " and declared they would not illuminate. A volley of brickbats demolished the windows, on which the populace drew off the carriages to Brookes's. Here they drew up Mr. Pitt, the Earl of Chatham, Lord Sydney, and Lord Mahon under the windows, and began the attack, but the gentlemen from the balcony positively re- fused to comply with their demand for lights.
io6 CHARLES JAMES FOX Th...e mob vociferated : " Pitt and the constitu- tion ! " The other party returned : ** Fox and a popular government ! " The multitude now be- gan to assail the house with stones, on which the chairmen, in waiting at the doors, sallied out with their poles, and in a few minutes dispersed the mob. A flambeau was thrown into the carriage, on which Mr. Pitt and his companions alighted, and made good their retreat into White's. The carriage, which belonged to the Earl of Chatham, was broken, but a guard arriving, order was soon completely restored.
What to read after Charles James Fox?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B C Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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