Memoirs of the Most Noble Richard Marquess Wellesley Comprising Numerous Letter
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Death of the Duke of Portland.
THE duel between Mr. Canning and Lord Castle- reagh, followed as it was by a complete break up of the Cabinet, caused a great commotion at this time, and, as we have seen, afforded the enemy an opportunity of saying that the English Government were fighting with each other ! For some time a coolness had existed between Mr. Canning and Lord Castlereagh ; and during the Easter recess of 1809 Mr. Canning had signified his wish of resigning his situation as Foreign Se...cretary, unless Lord Castlereagh should relinquish the war department, and a proper successor be appointed. * Mr. Canning at the same * Mr. Alison has exaggerated Lord Castlereagh into a hero. " But if the great and ennobling characteristics of statesmen are considered, none in English history will occupy a loftier pedestal or be deemed MARQUESS WELLESLEY. 89 time suggested the appointment of the Marquess Wel- lesley ; and the Duke of Portland and the members of the Cabinet present when the subject was discussed agreed in the propriety of Lord Castlereagh's retire- ment from office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Death of the Duke of Portland.
THE duel between Mr. Canning and Lord Castle- reagh, followed as it was by a complete break up of the Cabinet, caused a great commotion at this time, and, as we have seen, afforded the enemy an opportunity of saying that the English Government were fighting with each other ! For some time a coolness had existed between Mr. Canning and Lord Castlereagh ; and during the Easter recess of 1809 Mr. Canning had signified his wish of resigning his situation as Foreign Se...cretary, unless Lord Castlereagh should relinquish the war department, and a proper successor be appointed. * Mr. Canning at the same * Mr. Alison has exaggerated Lord Castlereagh into a hero. " But if the great and ennobling characteristics of statesmen are considered, none in English history will occupy a loftier pedestal or be deemed MARQUESS WELLESLEY. 89 time suggested the appointment of the Marquess Wel- lesley ; and the Duke of Portland and the members of the Cabinet present when the subject was discussed agreed in the propriety of Lord Castlereagh's retire- ment from office.
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