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It gave him an intimate acquaintance with affairs which must have served as a direct preparation for the great contributions he was des- tined to make to the mind and policy of the Whig party.
But this, even in addition to other hack work for the booksellers, did not keep Burke out of pe- cuniary straits. He sought, but failed to get, an appointment as consul at Madrid, using the interest of Dr. Markham, William's master at Westminster School ; and then he engaged himself as a sort of private s...ecretary or literary attendant to William Gerard Hamilton, whom he served, apparently to the almost entire exclusion of all other employ- ments, for some four years, going with him for a season to Ireland, where Hamilton for a time held the appointment of Secretary to the Lord Lieuten- ant. Hamilton is described by one of Burke's friends as " a sullen, vain, proud, selfish, cankered- hearted, envious reptile," and Mr. Morley says that there is " not a word too many nor too strong in the description." At any rate, Burke's proud spirit presently revolted from further service, and 126 INTEBPEETEB OF ENGLISH LIBERTY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It gave him an intimate acquaintance with affairs which must have served as a direct preparation for the great contributions he was des- tined to make to the mind and policy of the Whig party.
But this, even in addition to other hack work for the booksellers, did not keep Burke out of pe- cuniary straits. He sought, but failed to get, an appointment as consul at Madrid, using the interest of Dr. Markham, William's master at Westminster School ; and then he engaged himself as a sort of private s...ecretary or literary attendant to William Gerard Hamilton, whom he served, apparently to the almost entire exclusion of all other employ- ments, for some four years, going with him for a season to Ireland, where Hamilton for a time held the appointment of Secretary to the Lord Lieuten- ant. Hamilton is described by one of Burke's friends as " a sullen, vain, proud, selfish, cankered- hearted, envious reptile," and Mr. Morley says that there is " not a word too many nor too strong in the description." At any rate, Burke's proud spirit presently revolted from further service, and 126 INTEBPEETEB OF ENGLISH LIBERTY.
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