Lives of Eminent British Statesmen volume 3
Lives of Eminent British Statesmen volume 3
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The hand of Pym may be traced in every line of it. The commencement of the extract which follows is indeed almost literally copied from one of his finest speeches. " If, " say the commons of England to their king* " if we have done more than ever our ancestors have done, we have suffered more than ever they have suffered; and yet, in point of modesty and duty, we shall not yield to the best of former times ; and we shall put this in issue. Whether the highest and most unwarrantable proceedings ...of any of his majesty's predecessors do not fall short of, and much below, what hath been done to us this parliament : and on the other side, whether, if we should make the highest pre- cedents of other parliaments our patterns, there would be cause to complain of ' want of modesty and duty in us ; ' when we have not so much as suffered such things to enter into our thoughts, which all the world knows they have put in action ? Another charge which is laid very high upon us (and which were indeed a very great crime if we were found guilty thereof) is, ' that, by avowing this act of sir J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hand of Pym may be traced in every line of it. The commencement of the extract which follows is indeed almost literally copied from one of his finest speeches. " If, " say the commons of England to their king* " if we have done more than ever our ancestors have done, we have suffered more than ever they have suffered; and yet, in point of modesty and duty, we shall not yield to the best of former times ; and we shall put this in issue. Whether the highest and most unwarrantable proceedings ...of any of his majesty's predecessors do not fall short of, and much below, what hath been done to us this parliament : and on the other side, whether, if we should make the highest pre- cedents of other parliaments our patterns, there would be cause to complain of ' want of modesty and duty in us ; ' when we have not so much as suffered such things to enter into our thoughts, which all the world knows they have put in action ? Another charge which is laid very high upon us (and which were indeed a very great crime if we were found guilty thereof) is, ' that, by avowing this act of sir J.
What to read after Lives of Eminent British Statesmen volume 3?
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