Rambling Recollections
Rambling Recollections
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When Lord Minto asked whether he would on his part receive as an English Minister one of our Archbishops, or the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, in full canonicals, he frankly owned that he would not.
Lord Palmerston was in favour of the Eglinton clause, thinking that great embarrassments and inconveniences would arise from a Roman priest, invested with diplomatic privileges, holding his xm NEGOTIATIONS WITH ROME 165 court in London, surrounded by English and Irish Catholics; but this clau...se proved fatal to the success of the measure.
Up to that time, our business with the Papal Government had been carried on in an informal manner, a member of the Florence Legation, re- siding at Rome, having been received unofficially by the statesmen of the Pope, This was Mr.
Petre, a Roman Catholic.
In October 1852 I received a letter from Mr.
Ljrtton, who was then at Rome with his uncle, in which he said : — I hear Florence is filling. Rome still very dull. Nobody here, and the ruins quite a take-in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Lord Minto asked whether he would on his part receive as an English Minister one of our Archbishops, or the Moderator of the Church of Scotland, in full canonicals, he frankly owned that he would not.
Lord Palmerston was in favour of the Eglinton clause, thinking that great embarrassments and inconveniences would arise from a Roman priest, invested with diplomatic privileges, holding his xm NEGOTIATIONS WITH ROME 165 court in London, surrounded by English and Irish Catholics; but this clau...se proved fatal to the success of the measure.
Up to that time, our business with the Papal Government had been carried on in an informal manner, a member of the Florence Legation, re- siding at Rome, having been received unofficially by the statesmen of the Pope, This was Mr.
Petre, a Roman Catholic.
In October 1852 I received a letter from Mr.
Ljrtton, who was then at Rome with his uncle, in which he said : — I hear Florence is filling. Rome still very dull. Nobody here, and the ruins quite a take-in.
What to read after Rambling Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wolff, Henry Drummond, Sir, 1830-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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