Benjamin Disraeli — "It was a melancholy day for human nature when that stupid Lord Anson, after beat…"

It was a melancholy day for human nature when that stupid Lord Anson, after beating about for three years, found himself again at Greenwich. The circumnavigation of our globe was accomplished, but the illimitable was annihilated and a fatal blow [dealt] to all imagination.
Benjamin Disraeli — Benjamin Disraeli Modern · British PM

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Written in 'Reminiscences'.

Date: 1860

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