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Excerpt from A Rememberance of the Honors Due to the Life and Death: Of Robert Carle of Salisbury, Lord Treasurer of England, &C
Of Lord Salisbury himself, we have merely to observe, that, in spite of all the vulgar detraction and popular clamour to which he was in his life-time continually exposed, and which indeed accompanied him to his grave, he was, perhaps, as upright a statesman, and unquestionably as able a minister, as this country ever possessed. A perfect understanding of the English Constitution, and a true knowledge of the just limits of the Royal prerogative, enabled him to prevent the fatal consequences which, it is very easy to conceive, might otherwise have arisen from the frequent disputes between a Sovereign like James the First and his parliaments-l In fact he appears, on all occasions, to have been firmly attached to the substantial interests of his country; and, what probably will be looked upon by some as the best trait in his character, he was above all corruption from.
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