The Life of Richard Lord Westbury : Formerly Lord High Chancellor, With Selections From His Correspondence
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But I fear he will break down under the accumulated labour.
' I made no secret last year to Granville and others that my mind did not run with total confiscation of Church property, or with the total destruction of episcopacy or the supremacy of the Crown. Therefore I neither have had, nor expected to have, any communication from my former Party. Who would have believed ten years ago that Gladstone and the High Churchman Wood were the fated instruments to destroy the Episcopal Church in Ireland... ?
' The Psalmist says, " Put not your trust in princes," but I say, put no trust in any man, nor believe that he will retain to-morrow his dearest principles of to-day. There is but one rule, that given by Lord Stanley, " I will vote for anything that is proved to be expedient." A man who avows this will be always consistent in the theory of his principles of action, and really I see no other rule. But such fantastical tricks disturb even a contemplative beholder. I gave you some Latin verses in my last, and I will give you some English verses to compare (I think advantageously) with the celebrated "Suave Mari," etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I fear he will break down under the accumulated labour.
' I made no secret last year to Granville and others that my mind did not run with total confiscation of Church property, or with the total destruction of episcopacy or the supremacy of the Crown. Therefore I neither have had, nor expected to have, any communication from my former Party. Who would have believed ten years ago that Gladstone and the High Churchman Wood were the fated instruments to destroy the Episcopal Church in Ireland... ?
' The Psalmist says, " Put not your trust in princes," but I say, put no trust in any man, nor believe that he will retain to-morrow his dearest principles of to-day. There is but one rule, that given by Lord Stanley, " I will vote for anything that is proved to be expedient." A man who avows this will be always consistent in the theory of his principles of action, and really I see no other rule. But such fantastical tricks disturb even a contemplative beholder. I gave you some Latin verses in my last, and I will give you some English verses to compare (I think advantageously) with the celebrated "Suave Mari," etc.
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