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George Bancroft, History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, Vol. 4, 15th edition., Chapter 3: (search)
the pedantry of forms; he receives his pay easily; and to Newcastle he added, you, your brother and Hardwicke are the only ministers. Newcastle to Pelham, 12-23 August, 1750, and Coxe's Pelham Ad. II. 129. It seemed as if Halifax would at once obtain the seals of the Southern Department with the entire charge of the colonies. Halifax, wrote chap. III.} 1750. Pelham, who favored his advancement, amongst the young ones, has the most efficient talents. Pelham to Newcastle, 24 Aug.—4 Sept., 1750. He would be more approved by the public, thought Hardwicke, than either Holdernesse or Waldegrave. He is the last man, except Sandwich, I should think of for secretary of state, exclaimed Newcastle. He is so conceited of his parts, he would not be in the cabinet one month without thinking he knew as much or more of business than any one man. He is impracticable;. . . . . .the most odious man in the kingdom. . . . . . A man of his life, spirit, and temper, will think he knows better th