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Crisis rhetoric on political leadership and naval appointments
The passage warns against partisan frenzy and the danger of quicksand foundations as Sir Richard Steel is cited. It questions the choice of a naval delegate lacking state experience, suggests favoritism toward a powerful figure, and probes motives behind appointing a relation to a prominent leader, highlighting concerns about patriotism and governance.
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Richard Steel
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Great Britain
Mediterranean