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Chapter 30:
How Townshend's American taxes were received by France and America.—coalition of the King and the aristocracy.
July—November, 1767.
the anarchy in the Ministry was agreeable
Chap. XXX.} 1767. July. to the King, for it enabled him to govern as well as to reign.
Grafton made no tedious speeches in the closet, and had approved the late American regulations; persuading himself even that the choice of tea as the subject of taxation was his own;
Grafton of himself, in his the system which had flourished during his long career; and the two parties met once more at his house.
But the difficulty about America could not be got over.
Rockingham again avowed his distrust of Grenville
Compare Lyttelton to Temple, Nov. 1767, in Lyttelton's Life and Corr.
II. 740. and Temple, and insisted on Conway's taking the lead in the House of Commons.
This left no possibility of agreement; and we broke up, says Bedford, with our all declaring ourselves free from all engagem
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