English Political Parties And Leaders in the Reign of Queen Anne, 1702-1710
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It is strange that Marlborough was not certain who had supplanted him in Anne's affections. Coxe, II. 110.
^ Mario, MSS., p. 41.
4 Coxe, II. 99, 157; Priv. Cor., I. 106; Coxe Papers, XV. 83-5.
306 ENGLISH POLITICAL PAETIES attention to Mrs. Freeman's sincerity, and assured her that their purpose was not to place her at the mercy of the Whigs, but rather to keep her out of the grasp of the hot-headed Tory leaders.
In these trying times, Godolphin appealed to Harley for his hearty co-operation. "...I can't forbear adding upon this occasion," he wrote, "that if we who have the honour to serve the best Queen in the world can't agree upon the proper measures for her service at home, what- ever we do abroad will signify very little." 1 The secre- tary's reply reassured Godolphin for only a few days.
Matters did not mend with them, even though Harley asserted his innocence of intriguing and hinted that his resignation might be acceptable. Godolphin promptly and emphatically denied this insinuation: "I never had, nor never can have, a thought of your being out of the Queen's service while I am in it; but I am as sure I neither desire nor am able to continue in it, unless we can agree upon the measures by which she is to be served at home and abroad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is strange that Marlborough was not certain who had supplanted him in Anne's affections. Coxe, II. 110.
^ Mario, MSS., p. 41.
4 Coxe, II. 99, 157; Priv. Cor., I. 106; Coxe Papers, XV. 83-5.
306 ENGLISH POLITICAL PAETIES attention to Mrs. Freeman's sincerity, and assured her that their purpose was not to place her at the mercy of the Whigs, but rather to keep her out of the grasp of the hot-headed Tory leaders.
In these trying times, Godolphin appealed to Harley for his hearty co-operation. "...I can't forbear adding upon this occasion," he wrote, "that if we who have the honour to serve the best Queen in the world can't agree upon the proper measures for her service at home, what- ever we do abroad will signify very little." 1 The secre- tary's reply reassured Godolphin for only a few days.
Matters did not mend with them, even though Harley asserted his innocence of intriguing and hinted that his resignation might be acceptable. Godolphin promptly and emphatically denied this insinuation: "I never had, nor never can have, a thought of your being out of the Queen's service while I am in it; but I am as sure I neither desire nor am able to continue in it, unless we can agree upon the measures by which she is to be served at home and abroad.
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