The Development of Cabinet Government in England
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Yet the ministers did not resign. It is possible that for a short time they were justified in not doing so. For while they were certainly in the minority, it was doubt- ful whether any set of men could command a working majority. But soon the disaffection spread. Yet the Junto waited for impeachments, for addresses to the King asking for their removal, and even then did not give up their offices until William, being no longer able to stand the pressure brought to bear upon him, and in some inst...ances feeling himself considerably aggrieved by them, dismissed them, not, however, in a body, but one by one.
Perhaps we can understand a little better why minis- ters as clear-sighted as Somers and Montague did not recognize the necessity of quitting office when they could 1 Burnet, Vol. IV. P. 441, note.
THE SECOND STEP 89 no longer control the Lower House, when we remember/ that that House was still the Lower House in fact as well as in name. An able commoner looked forward not so much to leading his own house as to being ele- vated to the House of Lords.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the ministers did not resign. It is possible that for a short time they were justified in not doing so. For while they were certainly in the minority, it was doubt- ful whether any set of men could command a working majority. But soon the disaffection spread. Yet the Junto waited for impeachments, for addresses to the King asking for their removal, and even then did not give up their offices until William, being no longer able to stand the pressure brought to bear upon him, and in some inst...ances feeling himself considerably aggrieved by them, dismissed them, not, however, in a body, but one by one.
Perhaps we can understand a little better why minis- ters as clear-sighted as Somers and Montague did not recognize the necessity of quitting office when they could 1 Burnet, Vol. IV. P. 441, note.
THE SECOND STEP 89 no longer control the Lower House, when we remember/ that that House was still the Lower House in fact as well as in name. An able commoner looked forward not so much to leading his own house as to being ele- vated to the House of Lords.
What to read after The Development of Cabinet Government in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Taylor Blauvelt to read onlineMoreLess
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