The Republic of Letters: a Weekly Republication of Standard Literature, volume 5
The Republic of Letters: a Weekly Republication of Standard Literature, volume 5
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It is stated by Lediard, that William with his dying breath recommended Marlborough to the notice of his successor, as the fittest person in her dominions ** to head her armies and direct her counsels.'* How fiu> this account is to be received as accurate, we take it not upon us to say ; but it is certain that Marlborough was almost immedi- ately invested with the order of the bath, and pro- moted to the rank of captain-general of her majesty's forces. The office of ranger of Wind- sor Park was... at the same time bestowed upon the countess ; his two daughters were advanced to the dignity oC ladies of the bedchamber ; and a pension dfUiOOL a year, granted by the late hing, was, without solicitation, continued to Xjord Sun- derland. A ministry, likewise, was formed, which, includmg almost every personal friend of Marlborough, could not but conaider itself bound to support him in all his undertakings ; while, to sum up all, he was deputed to Holland as ambas- sador extraordinary, for the purpose of aasuring the allied powers that to the treaties entered into by the deceased monarch his soocessor would rigidly adhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is stated by Lediard, that William with his dying breath recommended Marlborough to the notice of his successor, as the fittest person in her dominions ** to head her armies and direct her counsels.'* How fiu> this account is to be received as accurate, we take it not upon us to say ; but it is certain that Marlborough was almost immedi- ately invested with the order of the bath, and pro- moted to the rank of captain-general of her majesty's forces. The office of ranger of Wind- sor Park was... at the same time bestowed upon the countess ; his two daughters were advanced to the dignity oC ladies of the bedchamber ; and a pension dfUiOOL a year, granted by the late hing, was, without solicitation, continued to Xjord Sun- derland. A ministry, likewise, was formed, which, includmg almost every personal friend of Marlborough, could not but conaider itself bound to support him in all his undertakings ; while, to sum up all, he was deputed to Holland as ambas- sador extraordinary, for the purpose of aasuring the allied powers that to the treaties entered into by the deceased monarch his soocessor would rigidly adhere.
What to read after The Republic of Letters: a Weekly Republication of Standard Literature, volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs. A. H. Nicholas to read onlineMoreLess
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