Lives of the Princesses of Wales volume 3
Lives of the Princesses of Wales volume 3
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Sir W. G. Came and assured her that he had not seen any of the Cabinet Ministers, and had no communication whatever to make from them. The Queen then represented to Sir W. If he would go to Mr. Canning in her name, that she thought the only way matters could be arranged was for her to have an in- terview with the King. Sir W. G. Took this message to Mr. Canning, and returned, saying that Mr. Canning thought it quite impossible that such a proposal could be made to the King ; he also said — exce...pt the Queen would throw herself on the mercy of the King. She then assured Sir W. That her Majesty would never ask mercy of the King, and that she only wished to have an audi- ence of his Majesty, as everj^ person had a right to have.
"Mr. Canning also mentioned that the report had been presented to the King on Saturday even- ing, and now he had no more power to interfere in his Majesty's affairs.
'^June 10th, 1820.
" P. S. — The Queen desires Mr. Brougham to consider through what channel it could best be effected for her Majesty to see the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir W. G. Came and assured her that he had not seen any of the Cabinet Ministers, and had no communication whatever to make from them. The Queen then represented to Sir W. If he would go to Mr. Canning in her name, that she thought the only way matters could be arranged was for her to have an in- terview with the King. Sir W. G. Took this message to Mr. Canning, and returned, saying that Mr. Canning thought it quite impossible that such a proposal could be made to the King ; he also said — exce...pt the Queen would throw herself on the mercy of the King. She then assured Sir W. That her Majesty would never ask mercy of the King, and that she only wished to have an audi- ence of his Majesty, as everj^ person had a right to have.
"Mr. Canning also mentioned that the report had been presented to the King on Saturday even- ing, and now he had no more power to interfere in his Majesty's affairs.
'^June 10th, 1820.
" P. S. — The Queen desires Mr. Brougham to consider through what channel it could best be effected for her Majesty to see the King.
What to read after Lives of the Princesses of Wales volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Clay Finch to read onlineMoreLess
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