Queen Anne
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The Tories, the country party, were delighted, and assured poor distracted Anne that she was now Queen indeed. The Wliigs, the moneyed party, were alarmed, and the Governor of the Bank headed a deputation of protest to the Queen. They got a short dry answer to the effect that they had nothing to fear from "any further changes" which might be made.
Sunderland had been dismissed on the 13th of June. But it was not till the 8th of August that the POLITICS 95 Queen struck her great blow. On that da...y, taking advantage of some uncourtly words employed by the Lord Treasurer at a Council in her Majesty's presence, she ordered Godolphin to break his staff, the symbol of office, promising him at the same time a pension of four thousand a year. Godolphin was sixty-five, and old for his age. Although he had clung to his post as long as he decently could, and perhaps longer, he retired with dignity, and without unmanly complaints. Had it not been for his pension, he would have been a poor man. In a corrupt age he was incorruptible, and the finances of this country never had a more vigilant steward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Tories, the country party, were delighted, and assured poor distracted Anne that she was now Queen indeed. The Wliigs, the moneyed party, were alarmed, and the Governor of the Bank headed a deputation of protest to the Queen. They got a short dry answer to the effect that they had nothing to fear from "any further changes" which might be made.
Sunderland had been dismissed on the 13th of June. But it was not till the 8th of August that the POLITICS 95 Queen struck her great blow. On that da...y, taking advantage of some uncourtly words employed by the Lord Treasurer at a Council in her Majesty's presence, she ordered Godolphin to break his staff, the symbol of office, promising him at the same time a pension of four thousand a year. Godolphin was sixty-five, and old for his age. Although he had clung to his post as long as he decently could, and perhaps longer, he retired with dignity, and without unmanly complaints. Had it not been for his pension, he would have been a poor man. In a corrupt age he was incorruptible, and the finances of this country never had a more vigilant steward.
What to read after Queen Anne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert W Herbert Woodfield Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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