A New History of Methodism
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358 THE FOUNDATIONS OF METHODISM in habit. They never claimed nor gained the affections of their subjects, but George III. was acclaimed king with universal enthusiasm. He had a stubborn will and just as much understanding as fitted him to be a fair man of business. He had been carefully drilled by his mother in extreme notions of royal supremacy. She had repeatedly urged him to absolutism, saying, ' George, be King.' He responded eagerly to such an injunction. He commenced his reign with a pro...found dislike of the method of govern- ment by party, Avhich had grown up under his predecessors.
He knew that a Parliament was indispensable to the Govern- ment of the nation, but he diUgently applied himseK to manipulate the House of Commons for his own purposes.
A set of men known as ' the king's friends ' were appointed to the chief departments of the Government.
George had some notable excellences. He was a firm believer in Christianity, and acknowledged gladly the debt which the country owed to Methodism.
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358 THE FOUNDATIONS OF METHODISM in habit. They never claimed nor gained the affections of their subjects, but George III. was acclaimed king with universal enthusiasm. He had a stubborn will and just as much understanding as fitted him to be a fair man of business. He had been carefully drilled by his mother in extreme notions of royal supremacy. She had repeatedly urged him to absolutism, saying, ' George, be King.' He responded eagerly to such an injunction. He commenced his reign with a pro...found dislike of the method of govern- ment by party, Avhich had grown up under his predecessors.
He knew that a Parliament was indispensable to the Govern- ment of the nation, but he diUgently applied himseK to manipulate the House of Commons for his own purposes.
A set of men known as ' the king's friends ' were appointed to the chief departments of the Government.
George had some notable excellences. He was a firm believer in Christianity, and acknowledged gladly the debt which the country owed to Methodism.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William John Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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