In Whig Society 1775 1818 Compiled From the Hitherto Unpublished Correspondenc
In Whig Society 1775 1818 Compiled From the Hitherto Unpublished Correspondenc
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I look upon it as quite over with him unless he can persuade his friends the alar- mists to be alarmd again, & then they will say they prefer Pitt after all his tricks because they have tried him.
" As to these Ministers, with all their absur- dities one nmst feci too oblig'd to them to abuse them, but I don't think they can go on long — for after such good fortune as they have had, one may rejoice in but not admire their terms, & they are likely to get into scrapes I think.
'' Do not you there...fore think we may at least see Mr. Fox in oilice ? It is not only my ardent wish from my opinion of him independent of my love for him, but I have 1, 000 reasons for wishing it.
'' Bless &c. " CIIArTER IV LADY Melbourne's children In May 1803 tlic Peace concluded with France at Amiens was broken. Creevy ^ asks — " How did the damned Corsican and the Doctor knock their heads together ? " The famous scene which took place on March 13, 1803, between Napoleon and Lord Wiiitworth the English Ambassador at the Tuileries, gave an uneasy impression, and on May 18 war with France was declared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I look upon it as quite over with him unless he can persuade his friends the alar- mists to be alarmd again, & then they will say they prefer Pitt after all his tricks because they have tried him.
" As to these Ministers, with all their absur- dities one nmst feci too oblig'd to them to abuse them, but I don't think they can go on long — for after such good fortune as they have had, one may rejoice in but not admire their terms, & they are likely to get into scrapes I think.
'' Do not you there...fore think we may at least see Mr. Fox in oilice ? It is not only my ardent wish from my opinion of him independent of my love for him, but I have 1, 000 reasons for wishing it.
'' Bless &c. " CIIArTER IV LADY Melbourne's children In May 1803 tlic Peace concluded with France at Amiens was broken. Creevy ^ asks — " How did the damned Corsican and the Doctor knock their heads together ? " The famous scene which took place on March 13, 1803, between Napoleon and Lord Wiiitworth the English Ambassador at the Tuileries, gave an uneasy impression, and on May 18 war with France was declared.
What to read after In Whig Society 1775 1818 Compiled From the Hitherto Unpublished Correspondenc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabell Airlie to read onlineMoreLess
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