Public Life in England
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Formerly a Minister, he now consented in the Gladstone Cabinet to perform the duties of Postmaster-General. Here he met with quite a concert of applause. What modesty ! What disinterestedness ! What self-abnegation !
Well, good people, it was simply indifference. The Marquis of Hartington is, au fond, a resigned personage. Fated by circumstances to return periodically to politics on the high tide of his party's success, placed also by the habits of English society and the inalienable rank which... he carries with him, far above these miserable hierarchies, it matters little to him whether he be Prime Minister or Usher of the Black Rod. He knows in advance he will have to appear on the scene, and perhaps makes secret resolutions only to play a second part.
See him once again as leader of the Opposition in 1S75. Has it not been asserted that he had but one fear in the world — that of seeing his party' return to power? He certainly could not have carried on the campaign with the go and impetuosity of the old wood-cutter of Hawarden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Formerly a Minister, he now consented in the Gladstone Cabinet to perform the duties of Postmaster-General. Here he met with quite a concert of applause. What modesty ! What disinterestedness ! What self-abnegation !
Well, good people, it was simply indifference. The Marquis of Hartington is, au fond, a resigned personage. Fated by circumstances to return periodically to politics on the high tide of his party's success, placed also by the habits of English society and the inalienable rank which... he carries with him, far above these miserable hierarchies, it matters little to him whether he be Prime Minister or Usher of the Black Rod. He knows in advance he will have to appear on the scene, and perhaps makes secret resolutions only to play a second part.
See him once again as leader of the Opposition in 1S75. Has it not been asserted that he had but one fear in the world — that of seeing his party' return to power? He certainly could not have carried on the campaign with the go and impetuosity of the old wood-cutter of Hawarden.
What to read after Public Life in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philippe Daryl to read onlineMoreLess
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