Letters And Life
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" To what proportion of benevolence, or unto how much their Lordships would give their ' D'Ewes, p. 480.
2 "Their denial" (says another report, Hargrave MS. 324. 21) "was flat.
They might not, nor they would not, give their consents to less than a treble sub- sidy ; and not to a treble nor a quadruple, unless the same were the better qualified, both in substance and in circumstance of time." The statement in the text is taken from the journal-book of the House, as quoted by D'Ewes. Tliis report... is from a MS. journal kept by some member, and probably gives more of the words actually spoken, though it may not represent more accurately the general effect.
216 LETTERS AND LIFE OP FEAIfCIS BACON. [Cuap. VI.
assents in that behalf, they would not as then show ;" but desired another conference.
Such was the substance of the Lord Treasurer's communication, as I gather it from the memorandum of Sir Eobert .Cecil's report entered in the original journal-book of the House of Commons ; ' and if it was not a proposal that the two Houses should, at a confer- ence, discuss the question of supply together, I am at a loss for an in- terpretation of the words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To what proportion of benevolence, or unto how much their Lordships would give their ' D'Ewes, p. 480.
2 "Their denial" (says another report, Hargrave MS. 324. 21) "was flat.
They might not, nor they would not, give their consents to less than a treble sub- sidy ; and not to a treble nor a quadruple, unless the same were the better qualified, both in substance and in circumstance of time." The statement in the text is taken from the journal-book of the House, as quoted by D'Ewes. Tliis report... is from a MS. journal kept by some member, and probably gives more of the words actually spoken, though it may not represent more accurately the general effect.
216 LETTERS AND LIFE OP FEAIfCIS BACON. [Cuap. VI.
assents in that behalf, they would not as then show ;" but desired another conference.
Such was the substance of the Lord Treasurer's communication, as I gather it from the memorandum of Sir Eobert .Cecil's report entered in the original journal-book of the House of Commons ; ' and if it was not a proposal that the two Houses should, at a confer- ence, discuss the question of supply together, I am at a loss for an in- terpretation of the words.
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