One City And Many Men
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" Ralph Lingen, now Lord Lingen, having reaped to the full all the glories of a brilliant University career, was entering the Education Department. Henry Austen Layard, fresh from his excavations and discoveries at Nineveh and Babylon, was not yet in Parliament. George Venables, who had the reputation of having broken Thackeray's nose in 1 He died as Lord Sherbrooke.
THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB 159 a fight when they were boys together at Charter- house, was one of the brilliant writers who were incre...asing the influence of the Saturday Review.
Francis Palgrave, an art critic of that journal, who had begun his career as assistant Private Secretary to Mr. Gladstone, was already Vice- President of Kneller Hall. A poet and friend of Tennyson, he had probably persuaded his Prin- cipal, the future Bishop of Exeter and Archbishop of Canterbury, to join their company, while James Spedding, not yet forty years old, the dearest friend of Edward FitzGerald, whom Tennyson called " The Pope among us young men, " had already refused the position of Permanent Under- secretary of State at the Colonial Office, and was soon after to attain distinction as the biographer of Bacon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Ralph Lingen, now Lord Lingen, having reaped to the full all the glories of a brilliant University career, was entering the Education Department. Henry Austen Layard, fresh from his excavations and discoveries at Nineveh and Babylon, was not yet in Parliament. George Venables, who had the reputation of having broken Thackeray's nose in 1 He died as Lord Sherbrooke.
THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB 159 a fight when they were boys together at Charter- house, was one of the brilliant writers who were incre...asing the influence of the Saturday Review.
Francis Palgrave, an art critic of that journal, who had begun his career as assistant Private Secretary to Mr. Gladstone, was already Vice- President of Kneller Hall. A poet and friend of Tennyson, he had probably persuaded his Prin- cipal, the future Bishop of Exeter and Archbishop of Canterbury, to join their company, while James Spedding, not yet forty years old, the dearest friend of Edward FitzGerald, whom Tennyson called " The Pope among us young men, " had already refused the position of Permanent Under- secretary of State at the Colonial Office, and was soon after to attain distinction as the biographer of Bacon.
What to read after One City And Many Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Algernon Edward West to read onlineMoreLess
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