Sir William Temple the Gladstone Essay 1908
Sir William Temple the Gladstone Essay 1908
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Henceforth Temple attached himself chiefly to Sunderland, the new Secretary of State; but for the rest of his career he acknow- ledged no patron in the same sense in which he had recognised Danby and Arlington. 4 Temple had, indeed, no need for a patron ; in the spring of 1679, despite his somewhat churlish refusals to take office, he enjoyed to a full extent the con- fidence of the King. He was now about to enter upon the last great act^of his political life. Charles's 1 Memoirs from the Peace... of 1679. (" Works, " ii. 491. ) 2 Ibid. , 492.
3 March 1679. 4 Courtenay, ii. 31, SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE 83 position was becoming daily more desperate. The factious violence of all parties in Parliament, the virulence with which the Whigs prosecuted the " Popish Plot, " the removal of Danby, and the dis- credit surrounding the other members of the Ministry, had left him sorely in need of some new counsellor whose accession to the Government should restore the credit of the throne in the eyes of the nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Henceforth Temple attached himself chiefly to Sunderland, the new Secretary of State; but for the rest of his career he acknow- ledged no patron in the same sense in which he had recognised Danby and Arlington. 4 Temple had, indeed, no need for a patron ; in the spring of 1679, despite his somewhat churlish refusals to take office, he enjoyed to a full extent the con- fidence of the King. He was now about to enter upon the last great act^of his political life. Charles's 1 Memoirs from the Peace... of 1679. (" Works, " ii. 491. ) 2 Ibid. , 492.
3 March 1679. 4 Courtenay, ii. 31, SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE 83 position was becoming daily more desperate. The factious violence of all parties in Parliament, the virulence with which the Whigs prosecuted the " Popish Plot, " the removal of Danby, and the dis- credit surrounding the other members of the Ministry, had left him sorely in need of some new counsellor whose accession to the Government should restore the credit of the throne in the eyes of the nation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray Lowthian Randolph Beaven to read onlineMoreLess
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