The Great Betrayal Or the Invasion of East Anglia
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A determined effort was made to raise supplies ; for the Exchequer had been drained by hasty, yet ineffective, war expenditure; and we had no revenues from Scotland or Wales, those countries having proclaimed neutrality, on the gro\uid that they were separate states, and that the war was none of their choosing. However, l>y suspending the salaries and allowances of mem- bers of Parliament, the Chancellor of the Exche(iuer realised 28 An Accident. -a considerable sum, and as the class of adventu...rers returned to the Very Last Parliament of Queen Victoria lived chiefly by jDeculation, they scarcely felt the loss of their fixed incomes. O'Eegan, I remember, was particularly well-financed about this period. I saw nothing of him during the assault upon the harbour defences ; but after the repulse he was a constant visitor, and a highly entertaining companion. He was most courteous to Winnie, and clearly anxious to relieve the loneli- ness she felt as a result of her lover's earnest attention to duty.
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A determined effort was made to raise supplies ; for the Exchequer had been drained by hasty, yet ineffective, war expenditure; and we had no revenues from Scotland or Wales, those countries having proclaimed neutrality, on the gro\uid that they were separate states, and that the war was none of their choosing. However, l>y suspending the salaries and allowances of mem- bers of Parliament, the Chancellor of the Exche(iuer realised 28 An Accident. -a considerable sum, and as the class of adventu...rers returned to the Very Last Parliament of Queen Victoria lived chiefly by jDeculation, they scarcely felt the loss of their fixed incomes. O'Eegan, I remember, was particularly well-financed about this period. I saw nothing of him during the assault upon the harbour defences ; but after the repulse he was a constant visitor, and a highly entertaining companion. He was most courteous to Winnie, and clearly anxious to relieve the loneli- ness she felt as a result of her lover's earnest attention to duty.
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