Famous London Merchants a book for Boys
Famous London Merchants a book for Boys
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" The Government found in him, " says Lord Macaulay, "at once an enlightened ad- viser and an unscrupulous slave. His juries never failed to find verdicts of guilty; and on a day of judicial butchery, carts, loaded with the legs and arms of quartered Whigs, were, to the great discomposure of . His lady, driven to liis fine house in Basinghall Street for orders. " For services of this sort he was knighted, and, besides being made Alderman of IJasinghall Ward, was appointed a Commissioner of Cus-... toms, that office being afterwards exchanged for a brief period for a Commissionership in the Treasury, with a . Salary of ;^iGoo a year. On 1 5 8 Dudley NortJi on Free- Trade.
the accession of James II. , he entered Parlia- ment as member for Banbury, and at once his ready wit and great experience, heartily devoted to the service of the Tories, made him the financial leader of the House of Commons. His plan of levying additional imposts on sugar, tobacco, wine, and vinegar, was regarded as a triumph of statesmanship, and secured for King James an income of ^1, 900, 000 for the year 1685.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Government found in him, " says Lord Macaulay, "at once an enlightened ad- viser and an unscrupulous slave. His juries never failed to find verdicts of guilty; and on a day of judicial butchery, carts, loaded with the legs and arms of quartered Whigs, were, to the great discomposure of . His lady, driven to liis fine house in Basinghall Street for orders. " For services of this sort he was knighted, and, besides being made Alderman of IJasinghall Ward, was appointed a Commissioner of Cus-... toms, that office being afterwards exchanged for a brief period for a Commissionership in the Treasury, with a . Salary of ;^iGoo a year. On 1 5 8 Dudley NortJi on Free- Trade.
the accession of James II. , he entered Parlia- ment as member for Banbury, and at once his ready wit and great experience, heartily devoted to the service of the Tories, made him the financial leader of the House of Commons. His plan of levying additional imposts on sugar, tobacco, wine, and vinegar, was regarded as a triumph of statesmanship, and secured for King James an income of ^1, 900, 000 for the year 1685.
What to read after Famous London Merchants a book for Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourne Henry Richard Fox to read onlineMoreLess
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