Memoirs From 1754 to 1758
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King orders Howcvcr, liis Majesty was immediately acquainted a cabinet council. With their Royal Iliglmess's request, and as a new establishment, in some shape or other, was to be formed as soon as possible, he ordered a meeting of his principal servants, amongst whom, as the Prince of Wales's governor, I had the honor of being ad- mitted.
It was unusual for the king himself to be present at such consultations ; but he had already declared his opinion, by speaking of the princess's favorite, an...d of her partiality towards him, with the greatest contempt.
MEMOIRS. 67 The chancellor, with his usual gravity, declared, 1756. That for his own part, he had no particular objection Discussions in council.
to the Earl of Bute's promotion ; neither would he give credit to some very extraordinary reports ; but that many sober and respectable persons would think it indecent, for which reason he could never advise his Majesty to give his consent.
Lord Granville did not treat the affair quite so seriously ; told three or four very good stories, which were nothing to the purpose, and concluded that the king was the only proper judge, in the affairs of his own family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King orders Howcvcr, liis Majesty was immediately acquainted a cabinet council. With their Royal Iliglmess's request, and as a new establishment, in some shape or other, was to be formed as soon as possible, he ordered a meeting of his principal servants, amongst whom, as the Prince of Wales's governor, I had the honor of being ad- mitted.
It was unusual for the king himself to be present at such consultations ; but he had already declared his opinion, by speaking of the princess's favorite, an...d of her partiality towards him, with the greatest contempt.
MEMOIRS. 67 The chancellor, with his usual gravity, declared, 1756. That for his own part, he had no particular objection Discussions in council.
to the Earl of Bute's promotion ; neither would he give credit to some very extraordinary reports ; but that many sober and respectable persons would think it indecent, for which reason he could never advise his Majesty to give his consent.
Lord Granville did not treat the affair quite so seriously ; told three or four very good stories, which were nothing to the purpose, and concluded that the king was the only proper judge, in the affairs of his own family.
What to read after Memoirs From 1754 to 1758?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Waldegrave Waldegrave to read onlineMoreLess
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