The Life And Corespondence of the Right Honble Henry Addington, First Viscount Sidmouth 1
The Life And Corespondence of the Right Honble Henry Addington, First Viscount Sidmouth 1
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Addington had informed him it was desirable to complete without delay." * Mr. Charles Dundas.
1801, LORD SIDMOUTH. 305 " Queen's House, Feb. 13th, 1801.
** As it is my inclination not to have a thought tliat can tend to the assistance of the administration now forming, and delay communicating it to Mr. Addington, as I mean to have his affection as well as his zeal, it has occurred to me this momiBgy that Mr. Abbot would stand much more creditably aa Secretary of State for Ireland, if he were to... relinquish his employment in the Court of King's Bench. Should Mr. Ad- dington see it in the same light, I should think a message from him to Lord Kenyon would easily gain that lord's con- sent to some creditable man being allowed to arrange with Mr. Abbot for that employment. If I am not right on this occasion, I desire the matter may rest here.* " I think it right to acquaint Mr. Addington, for himself alone, that I have obtained information as to the cause of Mr. Pelham's reluctance at first to come into office, t It was Lord Camden who expressly advised him to decline ; and my informer, on learning it, decided his change of conduct.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Addington had informed him it was desirable to complete without delay." * Mr. Charles Dundas.
1801, LORD SIDMOUTH. 305 " Queen's House, Feb. 13th, 1801.
** As it is my inclination not to have a thought tliat can tend to the assistance of the administration now forming, and delay communicating it to Mr. Addington, as I mean to have his affection as well as his zeal, it has occurred to me this momiBgy that Mr. Abbot would stand much more creditably aa Secretary of State for Ireland, if he were to... relinquish his employment in the Court of King's Bench. Should Mr. Ad- dington see it in the same light, I should think a message from him to Lord Kenyon would easily gain that lord's con- sent to some creditable man being allowed to arrange with Mr. Abbot for that employment. If I am not right on this occasion, I desire the matter may rest here.* " I think it right to acquaint Mr. Addington, for himself alone, that I have obtained information as to the cause of Mr. Pelham's reluctance at first to come into office, t It was Lord Camden who expressly advised him to decline ; and my informer, on learning it, decided his change of conduct.
What to read after The Life And Corespondence of the Right Honble Henry Addington, First Viscount Sidmouth 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Pellew to read onlineMoreLess
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