The Greville Memoirs
The Greville Memoirs
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The Duchesscomplains of it and can't imagine why, for they do all they canto be liked, but all in vain.
August 28th, 1829 {p. 228} At Stoke since Tuesday for the Egham races; Esterhazy, Alvanley, Montrond, Mornay, B. Craven, &c. The King came to the races oneday (the day I was not there) in excellent health. The weatherexceeds everything that ever was known--a constant succession ofgales of wind and tempests of rain, and the sun never shining. The oats are not cut, and a second crop is growing ...up, that hasbeen shaken out of the first. Everybody contemplates with dismaythe approach of winter, which will probably bring with it theoverthrow of the Corn Laws, for corn must be at such a price asto admit of an immense importation. So much for our domesticprospect here, to say nothing of Ireland.
[Page Head: RUSSIA AND TURKEY. ] In the meantime the Sultan with his firmness has brought theRussians to the gates of Constantinople, and not a soul doubtsthat they are already there, or that they will be directly; thereis nothing to resist either Diebitsch or Paskiewitch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Duchesscomplains of it and can't imagine why, for they do all they canto be liked, but all in vain.
August 28th, 1829 {p. 228} At Stoke since Tuesday for the Egham races; Esterhazy, Alvanley, Montrond, Mornay, B. Craven, &c. The King came to the races oneday (the day I was not there) in excellent health. The weatherexceeds everything that ever was known--a constant succession ofgales of wind and tempests of rain, and the sun never shining. The oats are not cut, and a second crop is growing ...up, that hasbeen shaken out of the first. Everybody contemplates with dismaythe approach of winter, which will probably bring with it theoverthrow of the Corn Laws, for corn must be at such a price asto admit of an immense importation. So much for our domesticprospect here, to say nothing of Ireland.
[Page Head: RUSSIA AND TURKEY. ] In the meantime the Sultan with his firmness has brought theRussians to the gates of Constantinople, and not a soul doubtsthat they are already there, or that they will be directly; thereis nothing to resist either Diebitsch or Paskiewitch.
What to read after The Greville Memoirs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greville Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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