Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 38
GEORGE ni.l extended to the colonies, — facts which show divided counsels and the lackof uniform purpose. Pitt seldom appeared in the ministry except to opposehi.s own government. Whenever his great powers were most needed by.sore-pressed colleagues to devise some practicable policy for… … LORD NORTH.l the Exchequer, or for governing the colonies, he was in the country wres-tling with the gout. This was a serious loss to the mother country, butit hastened the independence of America. The terms of peace with France were settled by Bute and Bedford,against the views of Pitt; but on…
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