English Party Leaders And English Parties
English Party Leaders And English Parties
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Henry Pelham, as First Minister, depended greatly on the veteran statesman's advice.
Digitized by VjOOQIC A COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY. 127 can expected that the power of the Crown would be re- duced to a mere shadow ; the high Tory that the Stuarts would be restored, the moderate Tory that the golden days which the Church and the landed interest had enjoyed during the last years of Queen Anne would immediately return. It would have been impossible to satisfy everybody. The conquerors satisfied no- b...ody." * No injury was done to the deposed Minister by the secret Committee of Inquiry into his past conduct, which the House of Commons appointed by a majority of only 8even.t It consisted of 21 members, of whom no more * In * A New Court Ballad,' by Lord Hervey, Pulteney's elevation to the peerage was happily ridiculed : — *' All that weather- cock Pulteney shall ask, we must grant.
For to make him a great noble, nothing I want ; And to cheat such a man demands all my arts.
For though he's a fool, he's a fool with great parts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henry Pelham, as First Minister, depended greatly on the veteran statesman's advice.
Digitized by VjOOQIC A COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY. 127 can expected that the power of the Crown would be re- duced to a mere shadow ; the high Tory that the Stuarts would be restored, the moderate Tory that the golden days which the Church and the landed interest had enjoyed during the last years of Queen Anne would immediately return. It would have been impossible to satisfy everybody. The conquerors satisfied no- b...ody." * No injury was done to the deposed Minister by the secret Committee of Inquiry into his past conduct, which the House of Commons appointed by a majority of only 8even.t It consisted of 21 members, of whom no more * In * A New Court Ballad,' by Lord Hervey, Pulteney's elevation to the peerage was happily ridiculed : — *' All that weather- cock Pulteney shall ask, we must grant.
For to make him a great noble, nothing I want ; And to cheat such a man demands all my arts.
For though he's a fool, he's a fool with great parts.
What to read after English Party Leaders And English Parties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Davenport William Henry Davenport Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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