Narratives of Some Passages in the Great War With France, From 1799 to 1810
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This was a clever fellow, but he seemed to be an intriguer, and he left an impression on one's mind of his being not too honest.
Hugh Elliot (brother of the first Lord Minto) was: at this time our Minister at Naples. He was a man of no common talent and address ; agreeable, subtle,' and bold ; of long experience in diplomacy, but apt,, as clever men in that profession too often are, to be over-refined in his schemes, and to entangle himself in curious webs of his own weaving. His judgment was n...ot equal to the acuteness of his observation ; and his temper made him presumptuously sanguine at one moment, and unreasonably desponding at another.^ Elliot was in high favour with the Queen, who managed everything at Naples : but his penetration, and know- ledge of the world were frequently foiled by the dark dexterity and unprincipled manoeuvres of that bold bad woman.
On Sir James Craig's arrival at Malta, he found that the Governor, Sir Alexander Ball, had been for some time in communication with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was a clever fellow, but he seemed to be an intriguer, and he left an impression on one's mind of his being not too honest.
Hugh Elliot (brother of the first Lord Minto) was: at this time our Minister at Naples. He was a man of no common talent and address ; agreeable, subtle,' and bold ; of long experience in diplomacy, but apt,, as clever men in that profession too often are, to be over-refined in his schemes, and to entangle himself in curious webs of his own weaving. His judgment was n...ot equal to the acuteness of his observation ; and his temper made him presumptuously sanguine at one moment, and unreasonably desponding at another.^ Elliot was in high favour with the Queen, who managed everything at Naples : but his penetration, and know- ledge of the world were frequently foiled by the dark dexterity and unprincipled manoeuvres of that bold bad woman.
On Sir James Craig's arrival at Malta, he found that the Governor, Sir Alexander Ball, had been for some time in communication with Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bunbury, Henry, Sir, 1778-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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