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This body was evidently more restricted than the Privy Council ; it was less restricted than the Cabinet Council, and it was different from the Cabinet in composition.-' It was perhaps composed with a particular view to collecting the , opinion of specialists. Its proceedings were not purely formal ; it really discussed and transacted business, just as the Cabinet discusses and transacts it now, ^ and as no other executive body does now excepting the Cabinet. The preliminary negotiations of the... Treaty of Utrecht were first disclosed to the Lords at the Cockpit, and repeatedly debated and authorised by them. Foreign envoys argued their case before them.
They authorised the instructions to Lord Strafford on his important mission to the Hague in 1711. They ^ In a letter of Bolingbroke's (IBtli December 1711) he talks of "the Committee of Council not sitting till to-morrow niglit, nor the Cabinet till Monday." They were evidently therefore two distinct bodies. Other passages in Bolingbroke's letters referring to this Committee of Council are as follows : 2d October and 26th October 1711 ; 4th September, 13th September, 12th November 1713 ; 11th February 1713-14.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This body was evidently more restricted than the Privy Council ; it was less restricted than the Cabinet Council, and it was different from the Cabinet in composition.-' It was perhaps composed with a particular view to collecting the , opinion of specialists. Its proceedings were not purely formal ; it really discussed and transacted business, just as the Cabinet discusses and transacts it now, ^ and as no other executive body does now excepting the Cabinet. The preliminary negotiations of the... Treaty of Utrecht were first disclosed to the Lords at the Cockpit, and repeatedly debated and authorised by them. Foreign envoys argued their case before them.
They authorised the instructions to Lord Strafford on his important mission to the Hague in 1711. They ^ In a letter of Bolingbroke's (IBtli December 1711) he talks of "the Committee of Council not sitting till to-morrow niglit, nor the Cabinet till Monday." They were evidently therefore two distinct bodies. Other passages in Bolingbroke's letters referring to this Committee of Council are as follows : 2d October and 26th October 1711 ; 4th September, 13th September, 12th November 1713 ; 11th February 1713-14.
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