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CONTINUATION, FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III TO THE CORONATION OF GEORGE XV.
CHAP. XXIII.
The reign of George III On the decease of George II. , the eldest son of Frede- ric, prince of Wales, succeeded his grandfather, under the most favourable auspices ; as the third t~, Sj of his name and family.
This young and native sovereign, whose character and affability of deportment rendered him the object of esteem, was greeted by the enthusiasm of the people. " Born and educated in this country, " ...said his majesty, in his first speech to parliament, " I glory in the name of Briton. " The parliament, with the general approbation, voted the clear yearly sum of £800, 000 for the maintenance of his majesty's household, and the support of the royal dig- nity, in lieu of the civil-list revenues, which had been for- merly appropriated for the sovereigns of this country. This was followed by a wise and liberal regulation, by which the judges were rendered independent of the crown, and which, as it passed on the recommendation of the king, justly gained his majesty universal applause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CONTINUATION, FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III TO THE CORONATION OF GEORGE XV.
CHAP. XXIII.
The reign of George III On the decease of George II. , the eldest son of Frede- ric, prince of Wales, succeeded his grandfather, under the most favourable auspices ; as the third t~, Sj of his name and family.
This young and native sovereign, whose character and affability of deportment rendered him the object of esteem, was greeted by the enthusiasm of the people. " Born and educated in this country, " ...said his majesty, in his first speech to parliament, " I glory in the name of Briton. " The parliament, with the general approbation, voted the clear yearly sum of £800, 000 for the maintenance of his majesty's household, and the support of the royal dig- nity, in lieu of the civil-list revenues, which had been for- merly appropriated for the sovereigns of this country. This was followed by a wise and liberal regulation, by which the judges were rendered independent of the crown, and which, as it passed on the recommendation of the king, justly gained his majesty universal applause.
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