History of the English People
History of the English People
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No nobler group of ministers ever gathered rounda council-board than those who gathered round the council-board ofElizabeth. But she was the instrument of none. She listened, sheweighed, she used or put by the counsels of each in turn, but her policyas a whole was her own. It was a policy, not of genius, but of goodsense. Her aims were simple and obvious: to preserve her throne, to keepEngland out of war, to restore civil and religious order. Something ofwomanly caution and timidity perhaps bac...ked the passionless indifferencewith which she set aside the larger schemes of ambition which were everopening before her eyes. In later days she was resolute in her refusalof the Low Countries. She rejected with a laugh the offers of theProtestants to make her "head of the religion" and "mistress of theseas. " But her amazing success in the end sprang mainly from this wiselimitation of her aims. She had a finer sense than any of hercounsellors of her real resources; she knew instinctively how far shecould go and what she could do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No nobler group of ministers ever gathered rounda council-board than those who gathered round the council-board ofElizabeth. But she was the instrument of none. She listened, sheweighed, she used or put by the counsels of each in turn, but her policyas a whole was her own. It was a policy, not of genius, but of goodsense. Her aims were simple and obvious: to preserve her throne, to keepEngland out of war, to restore civil and religious order. Something ofwomanly caution and timidity perhaps bac...ked the passionless indifferencewith which she set aside the larger schemes of ambition which were everopening before her eyes. In later days she was resolute in her refusalof the Low Countries. She rejected with a laugh the offers of theProtestants to make her "head of the religion" and "mistress of theseas. " But her amazing success in the end sprang mainly from this wiselimitation of her aims. She had a finer sense than any of hercounsellors of her real resources; she knew instinctively how far shecould go and what she could do.
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