William Pitt, Graf von Chatham, und das Wachstum und die Teilung des britischen Empire, 1708-1778;. gab die Dichtungen am n-ten und wasfollowed durch Hardwicke am 19. November. Therestill blieb, Schwierigkeiten zu überwinden. Die Kinghad alarmiert worden, dass ein Mann wie Pitt, *whosays hat er nicht einmal lesen, Wicquefort beSecretary der Staat sollte, und wurde vor allem distressedthat Er der nördlichen Provinz ausländischer Studierender Angelegenheiten, die Hannover enthalten sollte. In diesem Punkt Pittyielded und nahm den südlichen Sprueche - Ince, Herrn Holderness verbleibenden als Sekretär für den Norden; Tempel ging an den Admi

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William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, and the growth and division of the British Empire, 1708-1778; . gave up the seals on November nth, and wasfollowed by Hardwicke on November 19th. Therestill remained difficulties to be overcome. The Kinghad been alarmed that a man such as Pitt, * whosays he has not even read Wicquefort, should beSecretary of State, and was especially distressedthat he should demand the northern province offoreign affairs, which included Hanover. Pittyielded on this point and took the southern prov-ince, Lord Holderness remaining as Secretary forthe north ; Temple went to the Admiralty, Leggebecame Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Gren-ville. Treasurer of the Navy, and the great seal wasput into commission. The Duke of Bedford wentto Ireland as Lord Lieutenant. The changes wereindeed so few that Temple and Pitt were alone inthe Cabinet, the remaining members being followersof either Fox or Newcastle. Devonshire, thenominal head, acted loyally with Pitt. The newMinisters had some difficulty in finding seats. Pitthimself could not continue to sit for Aldburgh, but. Copyright Walker & Cockerell. WILLIAM PITT. FROM THE PAINTING BY W. HOARE IN THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. 1757] Pitt Attains Power, 95 he was elected for Okehampton, Lyttletons formerconstituency. Pitts old friend, on going out ofofifice with Newcastle, had been raised to thepeerage. Parliament met on December 2d, and the Kingsspeech displayed the change of spirit in the newMinistry. The addresses from towns and countiesin favour of strict inquiry into the loss of Minorcawere described as signal proofs how dearly mysubjects tender my honour, it was announced thatthe foreign troops were under orders to returnto Germany, and the scheme for a national militiawas recommended to Parliament. In the debate onthe address Mr. Pitt made an artful, able speech, and representedthe state of affairs abroad and at home as bad as pos-sible, told us he was afraid we would be beat next sum-mer, talked of ma

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