Correspondence of Lady Burghersh With the Duke of Wellington
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He has not been well, but is better. The circulation of the blood is deranged, and he feels it in his head.
He is in a sad nervous state ; but I think that tranquillity will return to him in some degree.
He is gone to Woodford.
You have seen accounts of all that has passed.
We have a Queen of 18 years of age. Suppos- ing her to be an angel from Heaven, she cannot have the knowledge to enable her to oppose the mischief proposed to her.
She has not even the strength to enable Lord Melbourne to ma...ke use of her as he used of the late King — as a sort of bugbear to frighten his supporters by telling them the King will take the Conservatives if pushed too hard.
We are governed by a corrupt and ignorant Chap. Ill] QUEEN ADELAIDE 99 faction, not supported by a corrupt court, but forced upon the court by the democracy. God help us ! They talk of the success of our elec- tions. We shall see ! Burghersh is up to the ears in the business.
Ever yours most affecy., W.
London, July 15, 1837.
My Dear Priscilla, I have been so much occupied by Pari., the ceremonies of the Court, and journeys to Bushey,* of which I have made two this week, that I have not been able to write to you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has not been well, but is better. The circulation of the blood is deranged, and he feels it in his head.
He is in a sad nervous state ; but I think that tranquillity will return to him in some degree.
He is gone to Woodford.
You have seen accounts of all that has passed.
We have a Queen of 18 years of age. Suppos- ing her to be an angel from Heaven, she cannot have the knowledge to enable her to oppose the mischief proposed to her.
She has not even the strength to enable Lord Melbourne to ma...ke use of her as he used of the late King — as a sort of bugbear to frighten his supporters by telling them the King will take the Conservatives if pushed too hard.
We are governed by a corrupt and ignorant Chap. Ill] QUEEN ADELAIDE 99 faction, not supported by a corrupt court, but forced upon the court by the democracy. God help us ! They talk of the success of our elec- tions. We shall see ! Burghersh is up to the ears in the business.
Ever yours most affecy., W.
London, July 15, 1837.
My Dear Priscilla, I have been so much occupied by Pari., the ceremonies of the Court, and journeys to Bushey,* of which I have made two this week, that I have not been able to write to you.
What to read after Correspondence of Lady Burghersh With the Duke of Wellington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, Duke Of, 1769-1852 to read onlineMoreLess
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