Eminent British Statesmen volume 2
Eminent British Statesmen volume 2
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168.
80 BRITISH STATESMEN.
was in all respects extraordinary. Sir Robert Philips was the first to rise. " I consider my own infirm- ities, " said Philips, " and if ever my passions were wrought upon, now this message stirs me up especi- ally. What shall we do, since our humble purposes are thus prevented?" 1 Eliot here suddenly started up, and spoke with more than ordinary vehemence. " Ye all know, " he said, " with what affection and integrity we have proceeded hitherto, to have gained his maj...esty's heart. It was out of the necessity of our duty, we were brought to that course we were in. I doubt a misrepresentation to his majesty hath drawn this mark of his displeasure upon us ! I observe in the message, amongst other sad particulars, it is con- ceived, that we were about to lay some aspersions on the government. Give me leave to protest, sir, that so clear were our intentions, that we desire only to vindi- cate those dishonours to our king and country ! It is said also, as if we cast some aspersions on his majesty's ministers !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
168.
80 BRITISH STATESMEN.
was in all respects extraordinary. Sir Robert Philips was the first to rise. " I consider my own infirm- ities, " said Philips, " and if ever my passions were wrought upon, now this message stirs me up especi- ally. What shall we do, since our humble purposes are thus prevented?" 1 Eliot here suddenly started up, and spoke with more than ordinary vehemence. " Ye all know, " he said, " with what affection and integrity we have proceeded hitherto, to have gained his maj...esty's heart. It was out of the necessity of our duty, we were brought to that course we were in. I doubt a misrepresentation to his majesty hath drawn this mark of his displeasure upon us ! I observe in the message, amongst other sad particulars, it is con- ceived, that we were about to lay some aspersions on the government. Give me leave to protest, sir, that so clear were our intentions, that we desire only to vindi- cate those dishonours to our king and country ! It is said also, as if we cast some aspersions on his majesty's ministers !
What to read after Eminent British Statesmen volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mackintosh to read onlineMoreLess
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