Tracts for Inquirers No Ii Reform Illusions
Tracts for Inquirers No Ii Reform Illusions
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We did not shut out from the House place-hunters, private jobbers, and mere party men, but, in a new form, gave them freer entrance than before. We did not secure for legislators a larger number of earnest and thoughtful students of administrative questions, but a smaller number; replacing, sometimes, the few we had, by men as impatient of discussion on " a mere principle, " as the most indolent of schoolboys of their first elementary lessons. Men who, instead of proving careful guardians of th...e public purse, have shown them- selves as favourable to lavish expenditure as any of their predecessors ; who have left untouched all the old abuses of Army and Navy patronage, and more than doubled, in times of peace, the expenses of our Military and Naval establishments( 11, 657, 487 in 1835, 26, 179, 000 in 1867. *) Who, within the same period, have raised the general burden of taxation from 45, 000, 000 to 70, 000, 000; * See Addenda.
28 CHARACTEK OF OUR LATE PARLIAMENTS.
mitigated only in its effects by the general increase of wealth, and an addition of six millions to the population.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We did not shut out from the House place-hunters, private jobbers, and mere party men, but, in a new form, gave them freer entrance than before. We did not secure for legislators a larger number of earnest and thoughtful students of administrative questions, but a smaller number; replacing, sometimes, the few we had, by men as impatient of discussion on " a mere principle, " as the most indolent of schoolboys of their first elementary lessons. Men who, instead of proving careful guardians of th...e public purse, have shown them- selves as favourable to lavish expenditure as any of their predecessors ; who have left untouched all the old abuses of Army and Navy patronage, and more than doubled, in times of peace, the expenses of our Military and Naval establishments( 11, 657, 487 in 1835, 26, 179, 000 in 1867. *) Who, within the same period, have raised the general burden of taxation from 45, 000, 000 to 70, 000, 000; * See Addenda.
28 CHARACTEK OF OUR LATE PARLIAMENTS.
mitigated only in its effects by the general increase of wealth, and an addition of six millions to the population.
What to read after Tracts for Inquirers No Ii Reform Illusions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W E William Edward Hickson to read onlineMoreLess
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