The Life of Thomas Lord Lyttelton
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Kegarding it from the standpoint of a firm conviction of the constitutional supremacy of the British Parliament, he considered that concession would be surrender, and that it was better to lose the American provinces than the British Constitution. If the Americans could not be beaten into submission, it would be better, he thought, to let them go than to purchase their obedience by degrading concessions ; but, until this resolve was taken, the war should, in his opinion, be prosecuted with the ...utmost vigour.
Accordingly, when, on the 7th of December, THOMAS LORD LYTTELTON. 297 the Marquis of Kockingham moved an address to the king, strongly condemnatory of the manifesto issued at New York by the British Commissioners, for the severities with which the Americans were threatened, in the event of their rejecting the proposals for peace, Lord Lyttelton defended the manifesto, and contended that, at such a crisis, all parties should unite to support the Government, instead of carping at its language.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kegarding it from the standpoint of a firm conviction of the constitutional supremacy of the British Parliament, he considered that concession would be surrender, and that it was better to lose the American provinces than the British Constitution. If the Americans could not be beaten into submission, it would be better, he thought, to let them go than to purchase their obedience by degrading concessions ; but, until this resolve was taken, the war should, in his opinion, be prosecuted with the ...utmost vigour.
Accordingly, when, on the 7th of December, THOMAS LORD LYTTELTON. 297 the Marquis of Kockingham moved an address to the king, strongly condemnatory of the manifesto issued at New York by the British Commissioners, for the severities with which the Americans were threatened, in the event of their rejecting the proposals for peace, Lord Lyttelton defended the manifesto, and contended that, at such a crisis, all parties should unite to support the Government, instead of carping at its language.
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