Memoirs By the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel ..
Memoirs By the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel ..
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Mr. Peel to the Bishop of Oxford.
" WhitehaU, Saturday, March 22, 1828.
" My dear Lloyd, " The discussion in the House of Commons has turned exclusively on the question of civil rights.
"I do not know what the private sentiments of Brougham and Lord John Russell may be, but they have never avowed that they wish to see the Church of England severed from the State ; and they have always voted for that Declaration whicK asserted her establish- ment as permanent and inviolable.
"Any argument from m...e, therefore, would have been considered — reference being had to the nature of the question under discussion, and the avowed opinions of my opponents — as an argument about civil rights, and about them exclusively.
"As the Bishop of Durham was present at the meeting at Lambeth, and as I understood him dis- tinctly to be an assenting party to what was there agreed to, I am not a little surprised at his alarm.
However, I most certainly shall refer, without hesita- tion, to all that passed at Lambeth, as the vindication of the course I have pursued, in case it should be necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Peel to the Bishop of Oxford.
" WhitehaU, Saturday, March 22, 1828.
" My dear Lloyd, " The discussion in the House of Commons has turned exclusively on the question of civil rights.
"I do not know what the private sentiments of Brougham and Lord John Russell may be, but they have never avowed that they wish to see the Church of England severed from the State ; and they have always voted for that Declaration whicK asserted her establish- ment as permanent and inviolable.
"Any argument from m...e, therefore, would have been considered — reference being had to the nature of the question under discussion, and the avowed opinions of my opponents — as an argument about civil rights, and about them exclusively.
"As the Bishop of Durham was present at the meeting at Lambeth, and as I understood him dis- tinctly to be an assenting party to what was there agreed to, I am not a little surprised at his alarm.
However, I most certainly shall refer, without hesita- tion, to all that passed at Lambeth, as the vindication of the course I have pursued, in case it should be necessary.
What to read after Memoirs By the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peel, Robert, Sir, 1788-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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