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Acton complains daily more of Grcnville's attitude.
- Hamilton^ own woids in his despatch of Sept. 21, 1796— 'To exclude Great Britain from all the ports in the Mediterranean. ' * Cf. P. R. O. Documents, F. O. Records, vSicily (i795). 4i- Cited by Professor Laughlon.
190 EMMA, LADY HAMILTON been in frequent confabulation/ while the Hamiltons were also in close correspondence with Nelson. But it was Emma, not her husband, that was daily closeted with Carolina, whose letters to the ambassadress p...rove how well she was informed of Spain's machinations. '-^ So early as June 1793 we have seen Emma already politicising. In April 1795 she reports once more to Greville : ' Against my will, owing to my situation here, I am got into politics, and I wish to have news for my dear, much loved Queen whom I adore. ' ^ She had already transcribed a ciphered com- munication from Spain as to King Charles's probable defection from the alliance. * She now definitely advances towards the political footlights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Acton complains daily more of Grcnville's attitude.
- Hamilton^ own woids in his despatch of Sept. 21, 1796— 'To exclude Great Britain from all the ports in the Mediterranean. ' * Cf. P. R. O. Documents, F. O. Records, vSicily (i795). 4i- Cited by Professor Laughlon.
190 EMMA, LADY HAMILTON been in frequent confabulation/ while the Hamiltons were also in close correspondence with Nelson. But it was Emma, not her husband, that was daily closeted with Carolina, whose letters to the ambassadress p...rove how well she was informed of Spain's machinations. '-^ So early as June 1793 we have seen Emma already politicising. In April 1795 she reports once more to Greville : ' Against my will, owing to my situation here, I am got into politics, and I wish to have news for my dear, much loved Queen whom I adore. ' ^ She had already transcribed a ciphered com- munication from Spain as to King Charles's probable defection from the alliance. * She now definitely advances towards the political footlights.
What to read after Emma Lady Hamilton From New And Original Sources And Documents Together With An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Sydney Sichel to read onlineMoreLess
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