Chatham: His Early Life And Connections
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' Fewer words, if you please, my Lord,' replied Pitt contemptuously, 'for your words have long lost all weight with me.' Fox had said much the same to Newcastle in March. The new Minister had therefore been grossly insulted by the two first men in the House of Commons. He must have felt that there were menacing symptoms in the political horizon. It is strange, therefore, to find Walpole writing that, as ' Newcastle had secured by employments almost every material speaker in Parliament,' it was ...hoped that the session might pass in settling election petitions.^ It seems incredible that the Duke can have so flattered himself. But no doubt he relied on two main consider- ations. One was that, though official discipline was then incomparably more lax than now, it was scarcely possible for Pitt or Fox to mean mischief so long as they kept their places, and these they had not resigned. The other was this. The General Election had just been conducted under his auspices, and had returned a House of Commons devoted to himself.
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' Fewer words, if you please, my Lord,' replied Pitt contemptuously, 'for your words have long lost all weight with me.' Fox had said much the same to Newcastle in March. The new Minister had therefore been grossly insulted by the two first men in the House of Commons. He must have felt that there were menacing symptoms in the political horizon. It is strange, therefore, to find Walpole writing that, as ' Newcastle had secured by employments almost every material speaker in Parliament,' it was ...hoped that the session might pass in settling election petitions.^ It seems incredible that the Duke can have so flattered himself. But no doubt he relied on two main consider- ations. One was that, though official discipline was then incomparably more lax than now, it was scarcely possible for Pitt or Fox to mean mischief so long as they kept their places, and these they had not resigned. The other was this. The General Election had just been conducted under his auspices, and had returned a House of Commons devoted to himself.
What to read after Chatham: His Early Life And Connections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosebery, Archibald Philip Primrose, Earl Of, 1847-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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