George Canning And His Friends volume 2
George Canning And His Friends volume 2
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Their best thick and thin friends, Beauforts, Newcastles, Lowthers, &c. , blame them openly and loudly for it. As for Lord Melville, nobody thanks him (except indeed the Navy) for resigning, nor can anyone find out a rational motive for his doing so ; and in regard to the D. Of Wellington there is but one feeling of regret that 394 CANNING PRIME MINISTER [CH. Xiv. He should have been so far carried away by temper as to throw up the command of the army, which was not and never should be consider...ed to be a political office, and which he might so well and so becomingly have held totally independent of the Cabinet, which it was perhaps natural enough that he should abandon under the feelings of the moment. Of course you know that the King has determined to keep the command in his own hands, with the assistance of Sir H. Taylor, who will be a sort of Major General or Chef d'Etat Major like Diebtrich in Russia, and the other Horse Guards authorities. By this means the door is lifted open to the great Captain to return when the sulk is a little over ; and it seems to be generally hoped, and indeed expected, that he will do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their best thick and thin friends, Beauforts, Newcastles, Lowthers, &c. , blame them openly and loudly for it. As for Lord Melville, nobody thanks him (except indeed the Navy) for resigning, nor can anyone find out a rational motive for his doing so ; and in regard to the D. Of Wellington there is but one feeling of regret that 394 CANNING PRIME MINISTER [CH. Xiv. He should have been so far carried away by temper as to throw up the command of the army, which was not and never should be consider...ed to be a political office, and which he might so well and so becomingly have held totally independent of the Cabinet, which it was perhaps natural enough that he should abandon under the feelings of the moment. Of course you know that the King has determined to keep the command in his own hands, with the assistance of Sir H. Taylor, who will be a sort of Major General or Chef d'Etat Major like Diebtrich in Russia, and the other Horse Guards authorities. By this means the door is lifted open to the great Captain to return when the sulk is a little over ; and it seems to be generally hoped, and indeed expected, that he will do so.
What to read after George Canning And His Friends volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canning, George, 1770-1827 to read onlineMoreLess
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