The Life And Administration of Robert Banks Second Earl of Liverpool K G La
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I beg your Royal Highness will consider this letter as con- fidential ; at the same time I am sure I may rely on your prudence and good sense to prevent an explosion which, from your knowledge of this country, you must be sensible would be at any time most inconvenient, and at the present moment dangerous to the interests of those who occasioned it I have the honour, &c. , LIVERPOOL.
The prodigious exertions which Napoleon was now making in Spain and Austria were in one point of view a relief t...o Lord Liverpool's department, since they prevented the pos- sibility of any enterprise being undertaken by France against Ireland. And consequently, as he wrote to the Lord Lieutenant, the Duke of Richmond, at the beginning of the summer, he was now able to consent to a portion of the force which had previously been required in that 1809] OF LORD LIVERPOOL. 279 country being transferred to Wellesley's command in Portugal. "He knew, however, that a considerable force must be wanted to secure internal tranquillity, " and there- fore Government " would never reduce the British infantry in Ireland below 120, 000 men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I beg your Royal Highness will consider this letter as con- fidential ; at the same time I am sure I may rely on your prudence and good sense to prevent an explosion which, from your knowledge of this country, you must be sensible would be at any time most inconvenient, and at the present moment dangerous to the interests of those who occasioned it I have the honour, &c. , LIVERPOOL.
The prodigious exertions which Napoleon was now making in Spain and Austria were in one point of view a relief t...o Lord Liverpool's department, since they prevented the pos- sibility of any enterprise being undertaken by France against Ireland. And consequently, as he wrote to the Lord Lieutenant, the Duke of Richmond, at the beginning of the summer, he was now able to consent to a portion of the force which had previously been required in that 1809] OF LORD LIVERPOOL. 279 country being transferred to Wellesley's command in Portugal. "He knew, however, that a considerable force must be wanted to secure internal tranquillity, " and there- fore Government " would never reduce the British infantry in Ireland below 120, 000 men.
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