Sir Robert Peel From His Private Papers volume 2
Sir Robert Peel From His Private Papers volume 2
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The Queen has always expressed herself much impressed with Lord Melbourne's open manner, and his truth. The latter quality you possess, the former not.
Now, dear Peel, the first impression on so young a girl's mind is of immense consequence, accustomed as she has been to the open and affectionate manner of Lord M. , who, entre nous, treats her as a father, and, with all his faults, feels for her as such.
Forgive this. I wish you success from my friendship for you, from my high esteem and admira...tion of your noble character, and from the belief that you alone can avert the evils which threaten my country ; and I fear that even with such qualities you may not succeed in gaining the Queen's confidence, as I think your bearing too reserved and too cautious.
Your very affectionate H. De Grey.
In a second letter from the same lady, ' G. ' stands for Grantham, her husband's former name. Her brother was a leading Orangeman, the Earl of Enniskillen. Two years later her husband was sent as Viceroy to Ireland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Queen has always expressed herself much impressed with Lord Melbourne's open manner, and his truth. The latter quality you possess, the former not.
Now, dear Peel, the first impression on so young a girl's mind is of immense consequence, accustomed as she has been to the open and affectionate manner of Lord M. , who, entre nous, treats her as a father, and, with all his faults, feels for her as such.
Forgive this. I wish you success from my friendship for you, from my high esteem and admira...tion of your noble character, and from the belief that you alone can avert the evils which threaten my country ; and I fear that even with such qualities you may not succeed in gaining the Queen's confidence, as I think your bearing too reserved and too cautious.
Your very affectionate H. De Grey.
In a second letter from the same lady, ' G. ' stands for Grantham, her husband's former name. Her brother was a leading Orangeman, the Earl of Enniskillen. Two years later her husband was sent as Viceroy to Ireland.
What to read after Sir Robert Peel From His Private Papers volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Peel to read onlineMoreLess
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