Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 441
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I had the honour of breakfasting with him athis hotel next morning, when the welcome matter was discussed morecircumstantially; and he evinced the greatest delight. ' Here we must part with Mr Jerdan, but only, we hope, to meet him againere long in a second volume.
CRIMINAL TRIALS.
THE SOMERSET AND OVERBURY TRAGEDY.
The history of the unworthy favourites whom James I. Of England raisedto a power so extravagant, has always been surrounded with a tragicmystery. One of them, Buckingham, was stabbe...d by an assassin; theother, Somerset, was condemned to death for murder. The extravagantdignities and emoluments heaped on these unworthy men, are utterlybeyond the belief of those who live under the constitutionalgovernment of the present day. Nor was it enough that they obtainedthe highest titles in the peerage, and large grants out of the publicmoney; they were rewarded in a manner still more dangerous to thepublic welfare, by being invested with the great, responsible officesof state, which were thus held by young men totally inexperienced, instead of responsible and capable ministers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had the honour of breakfasting with him athis hotel next morning, when the welcome matter was discussed morecircumstantially; and he evinced the greatest delight. ' Here we must part with Mr Jerdan, but only, we hope, to meet him againere long in a second volume.
CRIMINAL TRIALS.
THE SOMERSET AND OVERBURY TRAGEDY.
The history of the unworthy favourites whom James I. Of England raisedto a power so extravagant, has always been surrounded with a tragicmystery. One of them, Buckingham, was stabbe...d by an assassin; theother, Somerset, was condemned to death for murder. The extravagantdignities and emoluments heaped on these unworthy men, are utterlybeyond the belief of those who live under the constitutionalgovernment of the present day. Nor was it enough that they obtainedthe highest titles in the peerage, and large grants out of the publicmoney; they were rewarded in a manner still more dangerous to thepublic welfare, by being invested with the great, responsible officesof state, which were thus held by young men totally inexperienced, instead of responsible and capable ministers.
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