Notes By Sir Robert Heron Baronet
Notes By Sir Robert Heron Baronet
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My change of opinion in this resj^ect arises from seeing the increasing disposition ahroad to impede our commerce and rival our manufac- tures, unless we consent to receive their corn on reasonahle terms ; and I very much douht whether even the agriculturists will suffer hy the change, as the manufacturers, hecoming more prosperous, will become better customers to them.
I spent the last days of August at Knowsley. Lord Derby was in good spirits, but evidently unwell. I had scarcely left him whe...n he was afflicted with a terrible paralytic stroke. Lord Stanley hastened to him : the father and son, totally differing in politics and tastes, live together on the most affectionate terms. Lord Derby is one of the most benevolent of men, and bears his evils with exemplary patience. His son is beloved in private life ; his bad temper appears no where but in the House of Commons. In my zoological transactions 242 with Lord Derby, I received, this year, two weasel-headed armadillas, two coypus, a pair of corak, and a pair of Zedak pigeons, and a se- cond pair of Summer ducks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My change of opinion in this resj^ect arises from seeing the increasing disposition ahroad to impede our commerce and rival our manufac- tures, unless we consent to receive their corn on reasonahle terms ; and I very much douht whether even the agriculturists will suffer hy the change, as the manufacturers, hecoming more prosperous, will become better customers to them.
I spent the last days of August at Knowsley. Lord Derby was in good spirits, but evidently unwell. I had scarcely left him whe...n he was afflicted with a terrible paralytic stroke. Lord Stanley hastened to him : the father and son, totally differing in politics and tastes, live together on the most affectionate terms. Lord Derby is one of the most benevolent of men, and bears his evils with exemplary patience. His son is beloved in private life ; his bad temper appears no where but in the House of Commons. In my zoological transactions 242 with Lord Derby, I received, this year, two weasel-headed armadillas, two coypus, a pair of corak, and a pair of Zedak pigeons, and a se- cond pair of Summer ducks.
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