Parliamentary Papers, volume 6
Parliamentary Papers, volume 6
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Hope.
Mr. Liiyard.
^ir. Monckton Milnes.
Mr. monckton MILNES, in the Chair.
The Right Honourable Sir G. Hamilton Seymour^ called in ; and Examined.
Higbt Hon. Sir 2173. Chairman^ YOU were for a considerable time a member of the G. jy. Seymour, diplomatic service ? — I was, for above 41 years.
"~ 7" 2174. And you passed through the whole of the gradations of that service «7 May 1891. ^^^^jj ^^^ arrived at the post of minister plenipot€ntiary ? — Yes, I believe it was diflScult to have had a more... regular apprenticeship and training than I had ; the only step that I did not pass through was that of paid attach^. 1 was attach^ for three years, and then I was transferred to the Foreign Office, where I was private secretary and first precis writer.
2175. Will you state to the Committee under what circumstances you entered the service ? — I entered the service from really having an inclination for that particular profession, if profession it is to be called. I might have entered another under very favourable circumstances, but I preferred going into the diplomatic profession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hope.
Mr. Liiyard.
^ir. Monckton Milnes.
Mr. monckton MILNES, in the Chair.
The Right Honourable Sir G. Hamilton Seymour^ called in ; and Examined.
Higbt Hon. Sir 2173. Chairman^ YOU were for a considerable time a member of the G. jy. Seymour, diplomatic service ? — I was, for above 41 years.
"~ 7" 2174. And you passed through the whole of the gradations of that service «7 May 1891. ^^^^jj ^^^ arrived at the post of minister plenipot€ntiary ? — Yes, I believe it was diflScult to have had a more... regular apprenticeship and training than I had ; the only step that I did not pass through was that of paid attach^. 1 was attach^ for three years, and then I was transferred to the Foreign Office, where I was private secretary and first precis writer.
2175. Will you state to the Committee under what circumstances you entered the service ? — I entered the service from really having an inclination for that particular profession, if profession it is to be called. I might have entered another under very favourable circumstances, but I preferred going into the diplomatic profession.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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