Vignettes of the Regency : And Other Studies Political And Social
Vignettes of the Regency : And Other Studies Political And Social
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. . Thus left, I must endeavour to take the best course I can. I trust I shall be guided only by views most strictly honourable, such as will reflect no discredit on those who shall come after me. MR. PITT IN PRIVATE LIFE 187 I shall be inclined on every important instance to consider what Mr. Pitt would have been likely to wish me to do if he had been alive, but incapable of taking an active share in public business. " Ingratitude to Mr. Pitt was visited by Rose with implacable resentment. Amo...ng the friends on whom the Minister had far too good-naturedly lavished favours was the quondam Whig, Eden, afterwards at his own importunate solicitation, created Lord Auckland. A more shameless proficient in the science of self-aggrandisement it would be impossible to conceive. One of the most active instigators of the coalition between Fox and Lord North, he was the first to desert it, in order to advance his interests in the opposite camp, where he thought he perceived a better market for his abilities.
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. . Thus left, I must endeavour to take the best course I can. I trust I shall be guided only by views most strictly honourable, such as will reflect no discredit on those who shall come after me. MR. PITT IN PRIVATE LIFE 187 I shall be inclined on every important instance to consider what Mr. Pitt would have been likely to wish me to do if he had been alive, but incapable of taking an active share in public business. " Ingratitude to Mr. Pitt was visited by Rose with implacable resentment. Amo...ng the friends on whom the Minister had far too good-naturedly lavished favours was the quondam Whig, Eden, afterwards at his own importunate solicitation, created Lord Auckland. A more shameless proficient in the science of self-aggrandisement it would be impossible to conceive. One of the most active instigators of the coalition between Fox and Lord North, he was the first to desert it, in order to advance his interests in the opposite camp, where he thought he perceived a better market for his abilities.
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