Sir William Temple the Stanhope Essay 1908
Sir William Temple the Stanhope Essay 1908
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He speaks of the authors of the new Constitution incurring the enmity of Shaftes- 1 T. W. , i. 334.
2 Ihid. , p. 336 {cp. Sunderland's proposals for the construction of a homogeneous Cabinet Council to James II. In 1688, and to William III. In 1694.
3 Ibid. , p. 336. 4 Ibid.
B Ibid. , p. 337. « Ibid. , p. 338.
7 Ibid. , p. 346. Foxcroft, ' Halifax, ' i. 196.
1 ur4WER o^ SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE 59 bury by gaining an unduly large share of credit with the King ; and though the plural may be merely a cl...erical error, the idea that it was more probably a slip of the pen, caused by a temporarily unguarded vanity, is strengthened by the fact that on another page we find Temple complaining that all the blame for the failure of the new Council was being laid on his shoulders, and rather characteristically trying to shift the responsibility on to Sunderland and Essex, without whose help ' to finish the draft of it, the thing had certainly died. '^ Although some of these facts may have been mere co- incidences, we cannot help coming to the conclusion that, in the aggregate, they point to the authorship of the new scheme as being twofold ; we cannot help thinking that they point to doctrinaire Temple as the author of an attempted permanent constitutional change, but to practical Sunderland as responsible for a temporary change of Ministers for political reasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He speaks of the authors of the new Constitution incurring the enmity of Shaftes- 1 T. W. , i. 334.
2 Ihid. , p. 336 {cp. Sunderland's proposals for the construction of a homogeneous Cabinet Council to James II. In 1688, and to William III. In 1694.
3 Ibid. , p. 336. 4 Ibid.
B Ibid. , p. 337. « Ibid. , p. 338.
7 Ibid. , p. 346. Foxcroft, ' Halifax, ' i. 196.
1 ur4WER o^ SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE 59 bury by gaining an unduly large share of credit with the King ; and though the plural may be merely a cl...erical error, the idea that it was more probably a slip of the pen, caused by a temporarily unguarded vanity, is strengthened by the fact that on another page we find Temple complaining that all the blame for the failure of the new Council was being laid on his shoulders, and rather characteristically trying to shift the responsibility on to Sunderland and Essex, without whose help ' to finish the draft of it, the thing had certainly died. '^ Although some of these facts may have been mere co- incidences, we cannot help coming to the conclusion that, in the aggregate, they point to the authorship of the new scheme as being twofold ; we cannot help thinking that they point to doctrinaire Temple as the author of an attempted permanent constitutional change, but to practical Sunderland as responsible for a temporary change of Ministers for political reasons.
What to read after Sir William Temple the Stanhope Essay 1908?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Shefford Lyttel to read onlineMoreLess
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