Classic Memoirs volume 2
Classic Memoirs volume 2
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The very first effects of their fear showed, that, if they had neglected Minorca, they were at least prepared to transfer the guilt to others. They descended even to advertise in the " Gazette, " that orders were sent to every port to arrest Admiral Byng, in case he should not have been met by Sir Edward Hawke.
All the little attorneys on the circuit contributed to blow up the flame against the admiral, at the same time directing its light from the original criminals. New offers were made to Mu...rray, if he should decline for eight months the post of chief- justice and the peerage that was to accompany it. "^ The very distress that made Newcastle catch so eagerly at his assistance, was sufficient warning to make him refuse. He knew it was safer to expound laws than to be exposed to them; and he said peremptorily at last that if he was not to be chief -justice, neither would he any longer be attorney-general.
July 26th the prisoners arrived at Portsmouth. Mr. Byng was immediately committed to close confinement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The very first effects of their fear showed, that, if they had neglected Minorca, they were at least prepared to transfer the guilt to others. They descended even to advertise in the " Gazette, " that orders were sent to every port to arrest Admiral Byng, in case he should not have been met by Sir Edward Hawke.
All the little attorneys on the circuit contributed to blow up the flame against the admiral, at the same time directing its light from the original criminals. New offers were made to Mu...rray, if he should decline for eight months the post of chief- justice and the peerage that was to accompany it. "^ The very distress that made Newcastle catch so eagerly at his assistance, was sufficient warning to make him refuse. He knew it was safer to expound laws than to be exposed to them; and he said peremptorily at last that if he was not to be chief -justice, neither would he any longer be attorney-general.
July 26th the prisoners arrived at Portsmouth. Mr. Byng was immediately committed to close confinement.
What to read after Classic Memoirs volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cavendish to read onlineMoreLess
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