Quote by William Pitt the Younger

You may take from me, Sir, the privileges and emoluments of place, but you cannot, and you shall not, take from me those habitual and warm regards for the prosperity of Great Britain which constitute the honour, the happiness, the pride of my life, and which, I trust, death alone can extinguish.

You may take from me, Sir, the privileges and emoluments of

Summary

In this quote, an individual conveys their unwavering dedication and loyalty to Great Britain. They assert that even if they are stripped of their privilege and financial benefits associated with their position, their deep and ingrained feelings towards the prosperity of their country cannot be taken away. These sentiments are seen as an essential part of their identity, a source of pride and happiness that they believe can only be extinguished by death.

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Life Death Happiness Trust Places Prosperity

By William Pitt the Younger

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