Charles Townshend Wit And Statesman
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.. .. .. 66 000 THE FAVOURITE. 203 North Britm, which charged the Duke of Bedford, who was then at Paris, with taking French gold, are, of course, not to be ac- cepted for much; but a Doctor Musgrave — who was physician at Paris, and practised a good deal among both English and French — boldly made this charge at Paris, in the very year of the peace — a charge which seems to have been pretty current at Paris. But there was a double corruption going on. The ambassador who came over — that dwindl...ed duke on whose figure Charles Townshend had been so merry — calling it *' the preliminary of a man " — was known to receive enormous re- mittances from his government^ which he would never have cashed in bank bills, for fear of their being traced. He was known to have paid away 30, 000/. In a single half year. He even kept an open table for the London tradesmen, to win citizen appro- From Oct. 1761 to Oct. 1762— To John Earl of Bute, for his Majesty's Privy Purse .. £48, 000 For Secret Service 72, 000 From Oct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
.. .. .. 66 000 THE FAVOURITE. 203 North Britm, which charged the Duke of Bedford, who was then at Paris, with taking French gold, are, of course, not to be ac- cepted for much; but a Doctor Musgrave — who was physician at Paris, and practised a good deal among both English and French — boldly made this charge at Paris, in the very year of the peace — a charge which seems to have been pretty current at Paris. But there was a double corruption going on. The ambassador who came over — that dwindl...ed duke on whose figure Charles Townshend had been so merry — calling it *' the preliminary of a man " — was known to receive enormous re- mittances from his government^ which he would never have cashed in bank bills, for fear of their being traced. He was known to have paid away 30, 000/. In a single half year. He even kept an open table for the London tradesmen, to win citizen appro- From Oct. 1761 to Oct. 1762— To John Earl of Bute, for his Majesty's Privy Purse .. £48, 000 For Secret Service 72, 000 From Oct.
What to read after Charles Townshend Wit And Statesman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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