A Student's History of England From the Earliest Times to 1885
A Student's History of England From the Earliest Times to 1885
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It is his business to find the money expended by the other ministers, and it is therefore only reasonable that decision of a policy which will cost money should rest with him. He should be able to exercise a veto over proposals which lead to an expendi- ture which, even if it is desirable in itself, may be greater than the country is able or willing to bear. In 1730 Townshend resigned, and being honourably desirous of keeping out of farther disputes with his brother-in-law, remained in private ...life to the end of his days.
22. Bolingbroke as Organiser of the Opposition. 1726— 1732. — Already a violent opposition was gathering against Walpole. In 1716 the Pretender, being too stupid to take good advice, had dis- Digitized by Google 1725 WALPOLE AND BOLINGBROKE 721 missed Bolingbroke from his service (see p. 705). Bolingbroke, by bribing one of the mistresses of George I., had interested that king in his favour, and in 1725 his attainder had been reversed.
Walpole, however, had still sufficient influence to procure the main- Sir Robert Walpole : from the picture by Van Loo in the National Portrait Gallery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is his business to find the money expended by the other ministers, and it is therefore only reasonable that decision of a policy which will cost money should rest with him. He should be able to exercise a veto over proposals which lead to an expendi- ture which, even if it is desirable in itself, may be greater than the country is able or willing to bear. In 1730 Townshend resigned, and being honourably desirous of keeping out of farther disputes with his brother-in-law, remained in private ...life to the end of his days.
22. Bolingbroke as Organiser of the Opposition. 1726— 1732. — Already a violent opposition was gathering against Walpole. In 1716 the Pretender, being too stupid to take good advice, had dis- Digitized by Google 1725 WALPOLE AND BOLINGBROKE 721 missed Bolingbroke from his service (see p. 705). Bolingbroke, by bribing one of the mistresses of George I., had interested that king in his favour, and in 1725 his attainder had been reversed.
Walpole, however, had still sufficient influence to procure the main- Sir Robert Walpole : from the picture by Van Loo in the National Portrait Gallery.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardiner, Samuel Rawson, 1829-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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