The History of the Reign of George Iii.: to Which is Prefixed, a View of the Progressive ... 6
The History of the Reign of George Iii.: to Which is Prefixed, a View of the Progressive ... 6
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Parliament was prorogued on the 2d of July, after Promg- a speech delivered by the prince regent, in which j?^°"^P"" he testified his satisfaction in the pacific and friendly *"** dispositions evinced by all the powers engaged in the late war, and expressed his deep regret at the dis- tresses sustained by many classes of his majesty's sub- jects, which he hoped would be found to have arisen from causes of a temporary nature.
A NAVAL expedition was this year undertaken. Expedition in the success... of which every civilized state was ^ Aigien.
interested. After the conclusion of the general L L 3 peace 518 HISTORY OF THE CHAP, peace in 1814, the pirates of Tunis and Algiers, ^^^^' availing themselves of the favourable change in re- 1816. gard to the freedom of commerce, had carried their depredations to such an extent, as to demand the prompt interference of the British government.
Early in the spring, lord Exmouth was sent to Algiers, and sir Thomas Maitland, his majesty's lord high commissioner in the Ionian isles, to x u- nis, with a view to procure some amicable arrange- ment with the respective governments of those states.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parliament was prorogued on the 2d of July, after Promg- a speech delivered by the prince regent, in which j?^°"^P"" he testified his satisfaction in the pacific and friendly *"** dispositions evinced by all the powers engaged in the late war, and expressed his deep regret at the dis- tresses sustained by many classes of his majesty's sub- jects, which he hoped would be found to have arisen from causes of a temporary nature.
A NAVAL expedition was this year undertaken. Expedition in the success... of which every civilized state was ^ Aigien.
interested. After the conclusion of the general L L 3 peace 518 HISTORY OF THE CHAP, peace in 1814, the pirates of Tunis and Algiers, ^^^^' availing themselves of the favourable change in re- 1816. gard to the freedom of commerce, had carried their depredations to such an extent, as to demand the prompt interference of the British government.
Early in the spring, lord Exmouth was sent to Algiers, and sir Thomas Maitland, his majesty's lord high commissioner in the Ionian isles, to x u- nis, with a view to procure some amicable arrange- ment with the respective governments of those states.
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