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...could have given me happiness, I am the more concerned we should differ so much in opinion. But as I am firmly resolved never to assist any Jacobite whatsoever, or any Tory that is for persecution, I must be careful not to do the thing in the world which my Lord Rochester would most desire to have...

...could have given me happiness, I am the more concerned we should differ so much in opinion. But as I am firmly resolved never to assist any Jacobite whatsoever, or any Tory that is for persecution, I must be careful not to do the thing in the world which my Lord Rochester would most desire to have...

...had not the Lords (who were Whiggish) introduced amendments which the Commons would not accept. In ] 703 we find him, with some surprise, writing to his...whereupon he and Godolphin formally protested against its rejection—an ingeniously crooked policy which seems to have deceived nobody. What happened a year...

...Marlborough, who answered a previous letter from his wife, urging opposition, by the declaration, " I am firmly resolved never to assist any Jacobite whatsoever, or any Tory that is for persecution." The change had begun, and it was confirmed by the accession of Eugene to Marlborough's ideas, his emancipation...