Correspondence of Charles James Fox volume 1
Correspondence of Charles James Fox volume 1
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] [Overtures were then made to Lord Gower to undertake the Government. Mr. Adam saw a letter from the King to Mr. Jen- kinson on the subject, directing the chancellor] " to take every step to widen the bottom of his Administration ;" adding that the King " can never submit to a total change without abandoning his principles and his honor, which he will never do. " [Lord Rockingham, at his own request, had a second meeting with the Chancellor, but insisting on his former demands, the Chancellor ...declared] " he would have no farther communication with a man who thought the exclusion of a contractor from Par- liament, and the disfranchisement of an exciseman, of more im- portance than the salvation of the country in its present situation. Lord Rockingham, " he said, " was bringing things to a pass, where either his head or the King's must go, in order to settle which of them was to govern the country. " [On "Wednesday, the 20th of March, when Lord North an- nounced to the House of Commons that the Administration was dissolved, he had been authorized by the King to make that de- claration only half an hour before he came down to the House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] [Overtures were then made to Lord Gower to undertake the Government. Mr. Adam saw a letter from the King to Mr. Jen- kinson on the subject, directing the chancellor] " to take every step to widen the bottom of his Administration ;" adding that the King " can never submit to a total change without abandoning his principles and his honor, which he will never do. " [Lord Rockingham, at his own request, had a second meeting with the Chancellor, but insisting on his former demands, the Chancellor ...declared] " he would have no farther communication with a man who thought the exclusion of a contractor from Par- liament, and the disfranchisement of an exciseman, of more im- portance than the salvation of the country in its present situation. Lord Rockingham, " he said, " was bringing things to a pass, where either his head or the King's must go, in order to settle which of them was to govern the country. " [On "Wednesday, the 20th of March, when Lord North an- nounced to the House of Commons that the Administration was dissolved, he had been authorized by the King to make that de- claration only half an hour before he came down to the House.
What to read after Correspondence of Charles James Fox volume 1?
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