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Frick, the German Minister of the Interior, in an article entitled "Germany as a Unitary State," which is included in a book called Germany Speaks, published in London in 1938, states: The unity of the party and the state finds its highest realization in the person of the Leader and Chancelor who ... combines the offices of President and Chancelor.
But the brilliant chancelor became a strict and austere prelate, the champion of the clergy, with a will as inflexible as that of Henry. The only bishop that voted against him at his election, remarked that "the king had worked a miracle in having that day turned a layman into an archbishop, and a soldier into a saint."
The two men shook hands and began to talk of the political situation and the rumors of war, which Musadieu thought alarming, for evident reasons which he explained very well, Germany having every interest in crushing us and in hastening that moment for which M. de Bismarck had been waiting eighteen years; while Olivier Bertin proved by irrefutable argument that these fears were chimerical, it being impossible for Germany to be foolish enough to risk her conquest in an always doubtful venture, or for the Chancelor to be imprudent enough to risk, in the latter years of his life, his achievements and his glory at a single blow.
In this attempt he was resisted by Thomas a Becket, who had been his chancelor, and whom he raised to the archbishopric of Canterbury , in the full expectation of having his support. He had been gay and extravagant in his ways, and zealous in behalf of whatever the king wished.
Where, among other, hauing slaine his Chancelor called Nicholas Schinick, they found about him the kings priuy seale.
An imperial Diet was established, the members of which were to be elected by general suffrage. Bismarck was made chancelor of the Confederation. THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE. The war with Prussia was followed by the political reorganization of the Austro-Hungarian empire on a more liberal basis.
And because these field meetings, the great eye-sore of the prelates, still increased, they prevailed with the council 1674, to take more special notice of the preachers at said meetings, who appointed a committee for that effect, and ordered their chancelor to send out parties to apprehend certain of them, according to their direction.
Vengeance was taken upon all concerned in the revolt; and Chief Justice Jeffreys, for his brutal conduct in the "Bloody Assizes," in which, savage as he was, he nevertheless became rich by the sale of pardons, was rewarded with the office of lord chancelor. JAMES'S ARBITRARY GOVERNMENT. James paid no heed to his promise to defend the Church of England.
The trial and conviction of Lord Bacon, the Lord Chancelor, who was impeached on the charge of receiving presents which were intended to influence his decisions as a judge, was one evidence of the corruption of the times, and of the displeasure occasioned by it.
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