Political And Social Letters of a Lady of the Eighteenth Century 1721 1771
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Yesterday was enter- taining to those not concernd. Strange manage- ment that a materiel point was to be the business of the day, but no Chancellor of the Exchequer there, or anyone of the Ministry to support it. Pitt went down to be quite against the Question. Thomas Townshend and Onslow proposed it. I think it was an alteration in the Malt Tax. Pit said he was entirely against these measures, it struck at the Prorogative of the Crown, and totally disliked the whole, so much that they knockd u...nder and said it was not a Measure of Govern- ment but a Measure entirely of their own, which brought a laugh on them and on the Ministry too to find no head there, and the business to be carried on at the caprice of anyone who chose to start up and propose their own schemes. George Grenville was there, but said not a word, left it to battle it among themselves, and all the sensible LADY OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. 135 people laughing in their sieves at such a materiel affair under such management.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yesterday was enter- taining to those not concernd. Strange manage- ment that a materiel point was to be the business of the day, but no Chancellor of the Exchequer there, or anyone of the Ministry to support it. Pitt went down to be quite against the Question. Thomas Townshend and Onslow proposed it. I think it was an alteration in the Malt Tax. Pit said he was entirely against these measures, it struck at the Prorogative of the Crown, and totally disliked the whole, so much that they knockd u...nder and said it was not a Measure of Govern- ment but a Measure entirely of their own, which brought a laugh on them and on the Ministry too to find no head there, and the business to be carried on at the caprice of anyone who chose to start up and propose their own schemes. George Grenville was there, but said not a word, left it to battle it among themselves, and all the sensible LADY OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. 135 people laughing in their sieves at such a materiel affair under such management.
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