Memoirs of the Reign of King George the Second volume 1
Memoirs of the Reign of King George the Second volume 1
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Fox's and the Duke of Bedford's friends insisting upon a division, though the former would himself have acquiesced.
20th — The Bill was reported, read a third time, and passed, with nothing material but a long bad speech of Mr. Beckford against it, and Mr. Pelham's, who was now got free from the chair, for it. He said, " He would not observe on what any particular person had said, but must express his surprise at so much Debate, after the message had been sent by the King, who had recommended r...estrictions, whicli had been approved by both Houses, and his Majesty had received 154 MEMOIRS OF THE REIGN OF Addresses of Thanks from both upon it. He said, that notwithstanding this, the Debates had not been upon any particular restrictions, but against any at all; yet he must ask, how appointing a Council for the Kegent was a breach of the constitution? That as to precedents, for his part he had never heard one exactly stated and followed in observations; that in the present case, what was to be learnt from prece- dents, was, the danger of minorities; and that the remedy now to be applied, was not a breach, but a preservative of the constitution, against it could operate again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fox's and the Duke of Bedford's friends insisting upon a division, though the former would himself have acquiesced.
20th — The Bill was reported, read a third time, and passed, with nothing material but a long bad speech of Mr. Beckford against it, and Mr. Pelham's, who was now got free from the chair, for it. He said, " He would not observe on what any particular person had said, but must express his surprise at so much Debate, after the message had been sent by the King, who had recommended r...estrictions, whicli had been approved by both Houses, and his Majesty had received 154 MEMOIRS OF THE REIGN OF Addresses of Thanks from both upon it. He said, that notwithstanding this, the Debates had not been upon any particular restrictions, but against any at all; yet he must ask, how appointing a Council for the Kegent was a breach of the constitution? That as to precedents, for his part he had never heard one exactly stated and followed in observations; that in the present case, what was to be learnt from prece- dents, was, the danger of minorities; and that the remedy now to be applied, was not a breach, but a preservative of the constitution, against it could operate again.
What to read after Memoirs of the Reign of King George the Second volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walpole Horace to read onlineMoreLess
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