The Works of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, Embracing Novels, Romances, Plays, Poems, Biography, Short Stories And Great Speeches
The Works of Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, Embracing Novels, Romances, Plays, Poems, Biography, Short Stories And Great Speeches
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They were received at first with astonishment and incredulity; but they were never impugned. The fact is, he was extremely cau- tious in his data, and no man was more accustomed ever to impress upon his friends the extreme ex- pediency of not over-stating a case. It should also be remarked of Lord George Bentinck, that in his most complicated calculations he never sought aid from notes.
We have necessarily only noticed a few of the traits of this remarkable performance. Its termination was impr...essive.
' We have heard in the course of these discussions a good deal about an ancient monarchy, a reformed House of Commons, and a proud aristocracy. Sir, Digitized by LjOOQIC BENTINCK BIOGRAPHY 29 with regard to our ancient monarchy, I have no ob- servation to make; but, if so humble an individual as myself might be permitted to whisper a word in the ear of that illustrious and royal personage who, as he stands nearest, so is he justly dearest, to her who sits upon the throne, 1 would take leave to say, that 1 cannot but think he listened to ill advice, when, on the first night of this great discussion, he allowed himself to be seduced by the first minister of the crown to come down to this House to usher in, to give Mat, and as it were by reflection from the queen, to give the semblance of the personal sanction of her Majesty to a measure which, be it for good or for evil, a great majority at least of the landed aristocracy of England, of Scotland, and of Ireland, imagine fraught with deep injury, if not ruin, to them — a measure which, not confined in its operation to this great class,' is calculated to grind down countless smaller interests engaged in the domestic trades and interests of the empire, transferring the profits of all these interests — English, Scotch, Irish, and Colonial — great and small alike, from Englishmen, from Scotchmen, and from Irishmen, to Americans, to Frenchmen, to Russians, to Poles, to Prussians, and to Germans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were received at first with astonishment and incredulity; but they were never impugned. The fact is, he was extremely cau- tious in his data, and no man was more accustomed ever to impress upon his friends the extreme ex- pediency of not over-stating a case. It should also be remarked of Lord George Bentinck, that in his most complicated calculations he never sought aid from notes.
We have necessarily only noticed a few of the traits of this remarkable performance. Its termination was impr...essive.
' We have heard in the course of these discussions a good deal about an ancient monarchy, a reformed House of Commons, and a proud aristocracy. Sir, Digitized by LjOOQIC BENTINCK BIOGRAPHY 29 with regard to our ancient monarchy, I have no ob- servation to make; but, if so humble an individual as myself might be permitted to whisper a word in the ear of that illustrious and royal personage who, as he stands nearest, so is he justly dearest, to her who sits upon the throne, 1 would take leave to say, that 1 cannot but think he listened to ill advice, when, on the first night of this great discussion, he allowed himself to be seduced by the first minister of the crown to come down to this House to usher in, to give Mat, and as it were by reflection from the queen, to give the semblance of the personal sanction of her Majesty to a measure which, be it for good or for evil, a great majority at least of the landed aristocracy of England, of Scotland, and of Ireland, imagine fraught with deep injury, if not ruin, to them — a measure which, not confined in its operation to this great class,' is calculated to grind down countless smaller interests engaged in the domestic trades and interests of the empire, transferring the profits of all these interests — English, Scotch, Irish, and Colonial — great and small alike, from Englishmen, from Scotchmen, and from Irishmen, to Americans, to Frenchmen, to Russians, to Poles, to Prussians, and to Germans.
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