The Works of the Right Honourable Sir Chas Hanbury Williams From the Origi
The Works of the Right Honourable Sir Chas Hanbury Williams From the Origi
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Pultney was created an Earl, Mr. Pitt said, " I now know my place in the House of Commons. " He distinguished himself greatly against the Hanover troops, and personally against Lord Granville, till the fall of that minister. On the coalition he pretended to desire nothing for himself; but as soon as the junto was placed in good employments, he began opposing again ; and in a very short time was made Vice-Treasurer of Ireland. — W.
1759. There has been a great quai-rel between Mr. Pitt and Lord ...Anson, on the negligence of the latter. I sup- pose they will be reconciled by agreeing to hang some Admiral. — W.
When the Duke of Newcastle pretended to govern the House of Commons by Sir Thomas Robinson, Pitt, with utter contempt, said, " he might as well send his jack-boot to govern us. " — W.
Hambden had every attribute of a buflfoon but cowardice, and none of the qualifications of his gieat ancestor, but courage. — W.
169 Hambden drew a burlesque picture of Pitt and Lyttleton, under the titles of Oratory and Solemnity ; and painted in the most comic colours what mischiefs Rhetoric had brought upon the nation, and what emoluments to Pitt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pultney was created an Earl, Mr. Pitt said, " I now know my place in the House of Commons. " He distinguished himself greatly against the Hanover troops, and personally against Lord Granville, till the fall of that minister. On the coalition he pretended to desire nothing for himself; but as soon as the junto was placed in good employments, he began opposing again ; and in a very short time was made Vice-Treasurer of Ireland. — W.
1759. There has been a great quai-rel between Mr. Pitt and Lord ...Anson, on the negligence of the latter. I sup- pose they will be reconciled by agreeing to hang some Admiral. — W.
When the Duke of Newcastle pretended to govern the House of Commons by Sir Thomas Robinson, Pitt, with utter contempt, said, " he might as well send his jack-boot to govern us. " — W.
Hambden had every attribute of a buflfoon but cowardice, and none of the qualifications of his gieat ancestor, but courage. — W.
169 Hambden drew a burlesque picture of Pitt and Lyttleton, under the titles of Oratory and Solemnity ; and painted in the most comic colours what mischiefs Rhetoric had brought upon the nation, and what emoluments to Pitt.
What to read after The Works of the Right Honourable Sir Chas Hanbury Williams From the Origi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hanbury Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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