The Governance of England
The Governance of England
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The elections were practically complete by the second week in February. They showed a decisive majority against the Government, and on the 17th of February Mr. Gladstone tendered his resignation to the Queen and Mr. Disraeli was " sent for. " The whole proceeding, it will be seen the dissolution, the electoral campaign, the actual elections, and the change of Government had occupied less than a month.
Again, in the autumn of 1900, the Unionist Ministry had a powerful and still unbroken majority.... It was conducting a war which, beyond doubt, had the enthusiastic support of the nation. There appeared no adequate warrant, on public grounds, for suddenly plunging the country into a general elec- tion at a moment when its energies were needed THE SELECTIVE FUNCTIONS 109 for the successful prosecution of the campaign. Ministers, however, thought, as it proved rightly, that no time could be more propitious to them for obtaining a renewal of their commission from the electors. Towards the middle of September it was announced that Parliament would be dissolved ; on the 17th the Royal Proclamation was issued; the first returns were received on the 29th ; and by the middle of October the elections were over, and the Government had obtained a majority of 130.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The elections were practically complete by the second week in February. They showed a decisive majority against the Government, and on the 17th of February Mr. Gladstone tendered his resignation to the Queen and Mr. Disraeli was " sent for. " The whole proceeding, it will be seen the dissolution, the electoral campaign, the actual elections, and the change of Government had occupied less than a month.
Again, in the autumn of 1900, the Unionist Ministry had a powerful and still unbroken majority.... It was conducting a war which, beyond doubt, had the enthusiastic support of the nation. There appeared no adequate warrant, on public grounds, for suddenly plunging the country into a general elec- tion at a moment when its energies were needed THE SELECTIVE FUNCTIONS 109 for the successful prosecution of the campaign. Ministers, however, thought, as it proved rightly, that no time could be more propitious to them for obtaining a renewal of their commission from the electors. Towards the middle of September it was announced that Parliament would be dissolved ; on the 17th the Royal Proclamation was issued; the first returns were received on the 29th ; and by the middle of October the elections were over, and the Government had obtained a majority of 130.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney James Mark Low to read onlineMoreLess
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