Lord Beaconsfield a Biography
Lord Beaconsfield a Biography
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tinned, " would lead the Minister into a mess, bnt would never get him out of it. * And Lord John Russell, too, denounced this unwillingness to supply the Government with the means of carrying on the war at the same time that the Opposition professed to consider the war just and necessary.
" Don't tell me, '* said Lord John, " that the landed interests cannot bear I5d. Additional duty upon malt. Tell me . . . That you are in favour of the war, that you are ready to vote i...ncreases to the army and to the navy, but that you are not ready to pay the necessary taxes to defray the expenses. Tell me that you shrink from the unpopularity which belongs to any proposal to lay considerable burdens on the country. (' Oh, oh I 'from the Opposition. } " t Mr. Disraeli was prompt in defending his friends from this attack, and he denounced as an extremely dangerous doctrine of finance " that the Opposition, if they approved the war, were bound to vote for any proposal for a new tax without criticism or cavil.
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486 LORD BEACONSF1ELD.
tinned, " would lead the Minister into a mess, bnt would never get him out of it. * And Lord John Russell, too, denounced this unwillingness to supply the Government with the means of carrying on the war at the same time that the Opposition professed to consider the war just and necessary.
" Don't tell me, '* said Lord John, " that the landed interests cannot bear I5d. Additional duty upon malt. Tell me . . . That you are in favour of the war, that you are ready to vote i...ncreases to the army and to the navy, but that you are not ready to pay the necessary taxes to defray the expenses. Tell me that you shrink from the unpopularity which belongs to any proposal to lay considerable burdens on the country. (' Oh, oh I 'from the Opposition. } " t Mr. Disraeli was prompt in defending his friends from this attack, and he denounced as an extremely dangerous doctrine of finance " that the Opposition, if they approved the war, were bound to vote for any proposal for a new tax without criticism or cavil.
What to read after Lord Beaconsfield a Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'connor, Thomas Power, 1848- to read onlineMoreLess
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