The Early History of the Tories From the Accession of Charles the Second to the
The Early History of the Tories From the Accession of Charles the Second to the
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He himself spoke of it as ' that secret Committee, ' which, ' under the notion of foreign affairs, were originally appointed by the King to consult all his affairs before they came to a public debate. ' ' It seems to have been also sometimes called the ' Committee of Intelligence. ' The account of its origin that is given by Roger North is both accurate and clear. It ' consisted, ' he said, ' of those few great officers and courtiers whom the King relied upon for the interior dispatch of his af...fairs . . . This Council was derived from the Privy Council, which originally was the same thing, and derived out of the magnum concilium. . . . Thus the Cabinet Council, which at first was but in the nature of a private conversation, came to be a formal council, and had the direction of most transactions of the Government foreign and domestic' ^ It was to all intents and purposes a Committee of the Privy Council. Complaints were sometimes made that the value of the Privy Council was impaired, and that its authority was slighted ; as a speaker in the House of Commons said in 1678, ' a Cabinet Council that takes things out of the hands of the Privy Council is the complaint.
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He himself spoke of it as ' that secret Committee, ' which, ' under the notion of foreign affairs, were originally appointed by the King to consult all his affairs before they came to a public debate. ' ' It seems to have been also sometimes called the ' Committee of Intelligence. ' The account of its origin that is given by Roger North is both accurate and clear. It ' consisted, ' he said, ' of those few great officers and courtiers whom the King relied upon for the interior dispatch of his af...fairs . . . This Council was derived from the Privy Council, which originally was the same thing, and derived out of the magnum concilium. . . . Thus the Cabinet Council, which at first was but in the nature of a private conversation, came to be a formal council, and had the direction of most transactions of the Government foreign and domestic' ^ It was to all intents and purposes a Committee of the Privy Council. Complaints were sometimes made that the value of the Privy Council was impaired, and that its authority was slighted ; as a speaker in the House of Commons said in 1678, ' a Cabinet Council that takes things out of the hands of the Privy Council is the complaint.
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