Critical And Miscellaneous Essays 3
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It was a kind of habit with him to push up his dependants to his own level, and then to complain bitterly of their ingratitude because they did not choose to be his dependants any longer. It was thus that he quarrelled with two successive Treasurers, Clifford and Danby. To Arlington, Temple attached himself, and was not sparing of warm professions of affection, or even, we grieve to say, of gross and almost profane adulation. In no long time he obtained his reward.
England was in a very differe...nt situation, with respect to foreign powers, from that which she had occupied during vol. ni. — 16 182 macaulay's miscellaneous writings.
the splendid administration of the Protector. She was en- gaged in war with the United Provinces, then governed with almost regal power by the Grand Pensionary, John De Witt ; and though no war bad ever cost the kingdom so much, none had ever been more feebly and meanly conducted. France had espoused the interest of the States-general. Denmark seemed likely to take the same side.
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It was a kind of habit with him to push up his dependants to his own level, and then to complain bitterly of their ingratitude because they did not choose to be his dependants any longer. It was thus that he quarrelled with two successive Treasurers, Clifford and Danby. To Arlington, Temple attached himself, and was not sparing of warm professions of affection, or even, we grieve to say, of gross and almost profane adulation. In no long time he obtained his reward.
England was in a very differe...nt situation, with respect to foreign powers, from that which she had occupied during vol. ni. — 16 182 macaulay's miscellaneous writings.
the splendid administration of the Protector. She was en- gaged in war with the United Provinces, then governed with almost regal power by the Grand Pensionary, John De Witt ; and though no war bad ever cost the kingdom so much, none had ever been more feebly and meanly conducted. France had espoused the interest of the States-general. Denmark seemed likely to take the same side.
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