A Song for My Son
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, to Queen Anne, the failure of whose issue brought the House of Brunswick to the throne of England, it may be said of Victoria that her " right to rule derives " through James II. , the grand- son of James I. That such a creature as James II. Should have been held as transmitting the sacred right of sovereignty to his offspring is the fact the writer wishes to emphasize for consideration.
" Genius hath the record graven of that doubly treacherous one " p. 16. See Macaulay's portrait of James I...I. , done in indelible ink.
" A scion called to reign, yet half afraid to cross the seas To guard his faithful people's weal " -p. 16.
See Thackeray's " Four Georges " and Hallam's " History. " " Bemired the fount of honour So that the taint became contagious even to the best " /. 17.
The Triennial Parliaments were lengthened by a corrupt majority. For the committal of the Septennial Bill there was a majority of seventy- two ; and about eighty-two members of the House had either fingered Walpole's gold or pocketed the bank-notes left " by accident " under their plates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, to Queen Anne, the failure of whose issue brought the House of Brunswick to the throne of England, it may be said of Victoria that her " right to rule derives " through James II. , the grand- son of James I. That such a creature as James II. Should have been held as transmitting the sacred right of sovereignty to his offspring is the fact the writer wishes to emphasize for consideration.
" Genius hath the record graven of that doubly treacherous one " p. 16. See Macaulay's portrait of James I...I. , done in indelible ink.
" A scion called to reign, yet half afraid to cross the seas To guard his faithful people's weal " -p. 16.
See Thackeray's " Four Georges " and Hallam's " History. " " Bemired the fount of honour So that the taint became contagious even to the best " /. 17.
The Triennial Parliaments were lengthened by a corrupt majority. For the committal of the Septennial Bill there was a majority of seventy- two ; and about eighty-two members of the House had either fingered Walpole's gold or pocketed the bank-notes left " by accident " under their plates.
What to read after A Song for My Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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