Memoirs of Eminent Etonians With Notices of the Early History of Eton College

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Seven commis- sioners, chosen ostensibly by Parliament, but really by administra- tion, were to involve in the vortex of their authority the patronage and treasures of India! The right honourable mover had acknowledged himself to be a man of ambition, and it now appeared that he was prepared to sacrifice the King, the Parlia- ment, and the people at the shrine of his ambition! He desired to elevate his present connexions to a situation in which no political convulsions, and no variations of pow...er, might be able to destroy their importance, and terminate their ascendency. " On the other hand, Fox with astonishing eloquence and ability \ indicated the bill. " The arguments of his opponents, " he said, " might have been adopted with additional propriety by James the Second. James might have claimed the property of dominion: but what had been the language of the people ? No ! you have no property in dominion ; dominion was vested in you, as it is in every chief magistrate, for the benefit of the community to be governed.

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