Memoirs of John Horne Tooke, Interspersed With Original Documents
Memoirs of John Horne Tooke, Interspersed With Original Documents
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ESa) June 29# 1770, he was nominated by the livery,, aofi Digitized by VjOO^IC 1^9 Ltrt or JOHW HOllKfe T60KE. 17ft.
** MONtHs!'*— If yott thought yourself justified lu ** refu^ng to acknowledge to the injured person •• uti anonymous writing, how can you expect elected by the court of aldermen, lord-mayor of this cityv Wb'ile Guildhall still echoed with his nrime, his Brst act and flf>eech wiM to an^ign the conduct of that livery in the most modest manner to their faces* for setting aside sir H...enry Bankes, He declared sir Henry a good 4ort of man, ahhoUgh tlie liyery, by setting him aside, had, inelFect^ declared him A had sort cfnuin to be thfeir chi#f magistrate. Ou the true hvtlHi^ principle of his cottntrymen, ihe yBoitoniam, he like- wise declared the late Mr. Beckford, ihti first (^nten, to whom the grateful citizen^ have decreed a statue for a long life of fgiithfol services. 6nly a good ion cf man. He spoke little of bimself, fiacii(»g» I suppose^ the subject remarkably barren ; but, in tbe coticlasiony he aeemtd (o allude to the error com- piitted by the livery in their choice of him for $o short a time — an error which will not be repeated^ I believe, even fat 90 short a tim&^ June 30, be attended the lord-commlssioaer Stiiythe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ESa) June 29# 1770, he was nominated by the livery,, aofi Digitized by VjOO^IC 1^9 Ltrt or JOHW HOllKfe T60KE. 17ft.
** MONtHs!'*— If yott thought yourself justified lu ** refu^ng to acknowledge to the injured person •• uti anonymous writing, how can you expect elected by the court of aldermen, lord-mayor of this cityv Wb'ile Guildhall still echoed with his nrime, his Brst act and flf>eech wiM to an^ign the conduct of that livery in the most modest manner to their faces* for setting aside sir H...enry Bankes, He declared sir Henry a good 4ort of man, ahhoUgh tlie liyery, by setting him aside, had, inelFect^ declared him A had sort cfnuin to be thfeir chi#f magistrate. Ou the true hvtlHi^ principle of his cottntrymen, ihe yBoitoniam, he like- wise declared the late Mr. Beckford, ihti first (^nten, to whom the grateful citizen^ have decreed a statue for a long life of fgiithfol services. 6nly a good ion cf man. He spoke little of bimself, fiacii(»g» I suppose^ the subject remarkably barren ; but, in tbe coticlasiony he aeemtd (o allude to the error com- piitted by the livery in their choice of him for $o short a time — an error which will not be repeated^ I believe, even fat 90 short a tim&^ June 30, be attended the lord-commlssioaer Stiiythe.
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