The Life And Correspondence of Philip Yorke Earl of Hardwicke Lord High Chance
The Life And Correspondence of Philip Yorke Earl of Hardwicke Lord High Chance
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He returned to his former office of Chancellor of the Exchequer in the new Government, but (probably on this account) was no longer favoured with Pitt's patronage and friendship; he was dismissed in 1761. See also Glover's fantastic account, Mem. I. 140-50.
PITT'S FAILURE 393 Your Grace observes that throughout the whole of this long letter I have taken no notice of Mr Fox's fine words of "acting under you, " " giving carte blanche, " etc ; and indeed they deserve no notice....
The Solicitor-Ge...neral and Jack desire your Grace's acceptance of their humble duty, and I am with the most unalterable attach- ment and affection, my dearest Lord, Ever yours, Hardwicke.
Lord Roys ton to the Earl of Hardwicke [H. 3, f. 368. ] London, April gl/i, 1757.
... I gave a very handsome breakfast and the sight of so many " statesmen's equipages at my humble door, " as the Speaker would say, furnished matter for speculation. We were supposed to be settling an administration and that your Lordship was come up incog: to be present and hold the scales between the contending parties....
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He returned to his former office of Chancellor of the Exchequer in the new Government, but (probably on this account) was no longer favoured with Pitt's patronage and friendship; he was dismissed in 1761. See also Glover's fantastic account, Mem. I. 140-50.
PITT'S FAILURE 393 Your Grace observes that throughout the whole of this long letter I have taken no notice of Mr Fox's fine words of "acting under you, " " giving carte blanche, " etc ; and indeed they deserve no notice....
The Solicitor-Ge...neral and Jack desire your Grace's acceptance of their humble duty, and I am with the most unalterable attach- ment and affection, my dearest Lord, Ever yours, Hardwicke.
Lord Roys ton to the Earl of Hardwicke [H. 3, f. 368. ] London, April gl/i, 1757.
... I gave a very handsome breakfast and the sight of so many " statesmen's equipages at my humble door, " as the Speaker would say, furnished matter for speculation. We were supposed to be settling an administration and that your Lordship was come up incog: to be present and hold the scales between the contending parties....
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip C Philip Chesney Yorke to read onlineMoreLess
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