Sir Robert Peel From His Private Papers volume 3
Sir Robert Peel From His Private Papers volume 3
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The Minister introduced his measure in April, and every bigot in England flew to arms. ' The Carlton Club, ' Greville noted in his diary, ' was in a state of insurrection afterwards, and full of sound and fury. The disgust of the Conservatives and their hatred of Peel keep swelling every day; ' and, indeed, no less than 100 of his regular followers voted against the measure on the first division. The speech of Sir Robert, in closing the debate on April 18, though condemned at the time by many, ...is a fine efibrt, persuasive, vigorous, and direct. Any desire for retort upon his enemies he laid aside : such feelings, he said, ' are overpowered by, and are merged in, one feeling of deep 6l4 SIE ROBERT PEEL and earnest hope that you will not become parties to the rejection of this measure. ' ' Let not your indignation fall on the measure — let it be confined to those who proposed it. ' Steadily and with unbending resolution he pushed the Bill against the clamour of the Church, of the extreme Conservatives, and of the country.
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The Minister introduced his measure in April, and every bigot in England flew to arms. ' The Carlton Club, ' Greville noted in his diary, ' was in a state of insurrection afterwards, and full of sound and fury. The disgust of the Conservatives and their hatred of Peel keep swelling every day; ' and, indeed, no less than 100 of his regular followers voted against the measure on the first division. The speech of Sir Robert, in closing the debate on April 18, though condemned at the time by many, ...is a fine efibrt, persuasive, vigorous, and direct. Any desire for retort upon his enemies he laid aside : such feelings, he said, ' are overpowered by, and are merged in, one feeling of deep 6l4 SIE ROBERT PEEL and earnest hope that you will not become parties to the rejection of this measure. ' ' Let not your indignation fall on the measure — let it be confined to those who proposed it. ' Steadily and with unbending resolution he pushed the Bill against the clamour of the Church, of the extreme Conservatives, and of the country.
What to read after Sir Robert Peel From His Private Papers volume 3?
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