The Life of Francis Place 1771 1854
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But the most serious trouble was still to come. If the National Political Union was to claim any authority, it must, according to the political ideas of the time, be formed at a public meeting, and all who presented them- selves must be allowed to join. At the preliminary " com- mittee" meetings resolutions moved by the Rotundanists and their sympathisers in favour of universal suffrage and 1 27, 791 06, i/O- 2 Hume to Major Beauclerk, October 20, 1831. 27, 791 (12, 13).
3 27, 791 (17).
AVAR ON... TWO FRONTS 281 annual parliaments had been with difficulty defeated, 1 and it seemed likely that amendments in that sense would be carried at the public meeting advertised for Monday, October 3 1, at the Crown and Anchor in the Strand.
Place as usual was waging a war on two fronts. While he was determined that the Union should assist the Bill to pass, he was equally determined that it should not be used to uphold the Bill as a final measure. He therefore induced the committee to suggest that the object of the Union, as put to the meeting, should be " to obtain a real and effectual representation of the middle and working classes of the people in the Commons' House of Parlia- ment, " 2 and furiously insisted in a letter to Perry that the resolution should not be confined to a mere support of the Bill, even though Burdett should threaten to resign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the most serious trouble was still to come. If the National Political Union was to claim any authority, it must, according to the political ideas of the time, be formed at a public meeting, and all who presented them- selves must be allowed to join. At the preliminary " com- mittee" meetings resolutions moved by the Rotundanists and their sympathisers in favour of universal suffrage and 1 27, 791 06, i/O- 2 Hume to Major Beauclerk, October 20, 1831. 27, 791 (12, 13).
3 27, 791 (17).
AVAR ON... TWO FRONTS 281 annual parliaments had been with difficulty defeated, 1 and it seemed likely that amendments in that sense would be carried at the public meeting advertised for Monday, October 3 1, at the Crown and Anchor in the Strand.
Place as usual was waging a war on two fronts. While he was determined that the Union should assist the Bill to pass, he was equally determined that it should not be used to uphold the Bill as a final measure. He therefore induced the committee to suggest that the object of the Union, as put to the meeting, should be " to obtain a real and effectual representation of the middle and working classes of the people in the Commons' House of Parlia- ment, " 2 and furiously insisted in a letter to Perry that the resolution should not be confined to a mere support of the Bill, even though Burdett should threaten to resign.
What to read after The Life of Francis Place 1771 1854?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallas, Graham, 1858-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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