The Winning of Popular Government
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His well-merited titles, Baron Sydenham and Toronto, tend to obscure the fact that he was essentially a member of the greatmiddle class, a civilian who had never worn a sword or {36} a militaryuniform. He represented that element in English life which is alwaysenriching the House of Peers by the addition of sheer intellectualeminence, like that of Tennyson and Kelvin. He had a sense of humour, a quality of which Head and Durham were devoid. He was amused when hewas not bored by the pomp attendi...ng his position. 'The worst part ofthe thing to me, individually, is the ceremonial, ' he writes. 'The_bore_ of this is unspeakable. Fancy having to stand for an hour and ahalf bowing, and then to sit with one's cocked hat on, receivingaddresses. ' In person Thomson was small, slight, elegant, fragile-looking, with a notably handsome face. He was one of thoseclever, agreeable, plausible, managing little men who seem always toget their own way. They are very adroit and not too scrupulous aboutthe means they use to attain their ends.
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His well-merited titles, Baron Sydenham and Toronto, tend to obscure the fact that he was essentially a member of the greatmiddle class, a civilian who had never worn a sword or {36} a militaryuniform. He represented that element in English life which is alwaysenriching the House of Peers by the addition of sheer intellectualeminence, like that of Tennyson and Kelvin. He had a sense of humour, a quality of which Head and Durham were devoid. He was amused when hewas not bored by the pomp attendi...ng his position. 'The worst part ofthe thing to me, individually, is the ceremonial, ' he writes. 'The_bore_ of this is unspeakable. Fancy having to stand for an hour and ahalf bowing, and then to sit with one's cocked hat on, receivingaddresses. ' In person Thomson was small, slight, elegant, fragile-looking, with a notably handsome face. He was one of thoseclever, agreeable, plausible, managing little men who seem always toget their own way. They are very adroit and not too scrupulous aboutthe means they use to attain their ends.
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