Civil Service in Great Britain : a History of Abuses And Reforms And Their Bearing Upon American Politics
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THE OEDEE FOE OPEN COMPETITION IN 18Y0.
Right of nomination lost its value. — Officers not willing to defend their mo- nopoly of nominations. — Order for open competition. — Its provisions. — Probation retained. — Exceptions to open competition. — Nature of the op- position made. — General principle of the new method provided for.
The demand for the suppression of the official monopoly of patronage had become too strong for the administration to withstand, had it been so disposed. Even the more... partisan members of Parliament had ceased to care much for a right to nominate ; because the inevitable result had been that a great portion of those whom they most wished should secure places were thrown out in disgrace by the preliminary examination, and not a few of the residue had been distanced in the com- petition. To enable their proteges to succeed, they must nominate the most worthy young men, but that necessity de- prived their perquisite of most of its value in their eyes ; since it would neither aid an election nor make a place for an old servant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE OEDEE FOE OPEN COMPETITION IN 18Y0.
Right of nomination lost its value. — Officers not willing to defend their mo- nopoly of nominations. — Order for open competition. — Its provisions. — Probation retained. — Exceptions to open competition. — Nature of the op- position made. — General principle of the new method provided for.
The demand for the suppression of the official monopoly of patronage had become too strong for the administration to withstand, had it been so disposed. Even the more... partisan members of Parliament had ceased to care much for a right to nominate ; because the inevitable result had been that a great portion of those whom they most wished should secure places were thrown out in disgrace by the preliminary examination, and not a few of the residue had been distanced in the com- petition. To enable their proteges to succeed, they must nominate the most worthy young men, but that necessity de- prived their perquisite of most of its value in their eyes ; since it would neither aid an election nor make a place for an old servant.
What to read after Civil Service in Great Britain : a History of Abuses And Reforms And Their Bearing Upon American Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorman B Dorman Bridgman Eaton to read onlineMoreLess
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