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Chapter 5 Success comes from labor (4)
After investigation, John found that the sheep from the south could be transported to the north to be raised.This view was opposed by the shepherds, who had not experienced such a thing, so they felt that the idea would not work at all.John did not give up because of this, but insisted on his own ideas even more.A few years passed, and in the rural North, John succeeded in bringing in 30 Cheviot sheep.The area of ​​the pastures is getting bigger and bigger, and the Scots have made a lot of profits.

A short time later John left Caithness County and returned to the House.There, John fully grasped every opportunity and did many practical and meaningful things.He has been in this position for 30 years.Mr. Pitt understands that John has done a great service to the public.I admired him very much and invited him to my house as a guest.Mr. Peter said to John: "If you have difficulties, tell me, and I will try my best to help you." But some people don't think John is great. In their eyes, John does these things for honor and status.Mr. John responded to the matter sincerely: "I have no selfishness in doing these things. I am very grateful to Mr. Pete. Without his help, the National Agricultural Association would not be possible."

Arthur?When Yang heard that John was going to set up an agricultural association, he found it incredible.John ignored him and turned to work.He announced this idea to let the general public pay attention to this matter.At the same time, he also announced the list of MPs who support him.He finally made it.After the establishment of the Agricultural Association, John was elected as the president of the Agricultural Association.The Association promotes the development of agriculture throughout the UK.Abandoned pastures were repurposed into farms, and vast amounts of wasteland were repurposed.British agriculture has developed rapidly.

John also made great contributions to the fishery.He worked hard for many years and finally realized his idea: to build a port in Vik.Later, it developed into an important fishing town, famous all over the world.Through his efforts, important departments for the management of British industry were established at Thurso and Vic.Mr. John is very hardworking and he puts his energy into various tasks.His spirit influenced many people.Lazy people get rid of their bad habits and work hard ever since.Those who are full of hope for the future are more determined in their direction.

John heard the news that France was going to invade England, so he decided to use his own money to form an army.He came to the north, recruited more than 600 fighters, and it didn't take long for him to increase to more than 1000 soldiers.John's patriotism and noble character infected every soldier. Although this unit has not undergone formal training, it is still a very good unit.In addition to training, he also held several positions.He is President of the Agricultural Society, President of the British Wool Association, President of the British Fisheries Association, Governor of the Bank of Scotland, Commissioner of Treasury Bonds, Member of Parliament for Caithness County Council, and Mayor of Vic.

Apart from these public works, his favorite thing to do is to write.Over the years, he has edited many books, and it is not an exaggeration to call him an author.Once, Mr. Rush, the American ambassador, came to England and asked Mr. Kirk which book was the best on agriculture.Mr. Kirk recommended John to Rush?Sinclair's writings.Mr. Van Entart, who is the administrator of the treasury, was asked by the ambassador what was the best book on British finance.Mr. van Entate recommended John's "History of State Revenue" to the ambassador.There are 21 volumes in this work, which is the most practical work among all books on British finance.John puts his emphasis on public affairs, and he completed this book in his free time, so it took eight years to write it, and his hard work and sweat were condensed in it.After the book was published, the repercussions were great, and he received letters from more than 2 readers.

John did not write this book to make money, and he donated all profits from this book to the Scottish Priests' Association.It was just a patriotic act on his part.After the publication of this book, public affairs have developed rapidly.The salaries of headmasters and suburban vicars were increased, agriculture in Scotland was more prosperous, and the government abolished several feudal privileges that oppressed the people.Regarding the publication and collection of accounts, John believes that a statistics should be made.It didn't take long for him to openly apply for the matter.This practice was not good for priests and would affect their tithes. The Archbishop of Canterbury politely rejected such an application.Until the end, John's idea did not come true.

Success is inseparable from hard work
In our society, there will always be a group of brave people who gain people's respect through their diligence and strong willpower, and are slowly named nobles.The feudal nobles in ancient times made great contributions to the motherland.They fought bravely in many battles in order to protect their homeland.Because of their dedication, the motherland can be stable and prosperous.It is only natural that they were enshrined as nobles.They are: Hill, Clyde, Saint?Vincent, Nelson, Harding and Lyons to Wellington.

Everyone should know that it is not easy for those in the legal profession to obtain the title of nobility, and they have to pay more than nobles in any other field.Britain has more than 70 nobles in the legal profession, two of whom are dukes.They are all well-known barristers in the UK.Erskine was born into a noble family, but his friends were ordinary.Except for Erskine, the other nobles were all born in ordinary families.Some of their parents were clerks and grocers, others were lawyers and middle-level workers.Howard and Cavendish, whose fathers were judges, were later enshrined as peers.There are many such examples, such as Hardwick, Ellesmere, Guildford and so on.

Venterden is a nobleman in the legal profession. He was born in a very poor family, but he never felt that he was inferior to others.He believes that a person's birth family cannot determine his future, as long as he is willing to work hard and study hard, one day he will achieve great achievements, and he later succeeded.

On one occasion, Venterden took his son to a small hut opposite Canterbury Cathedral.He told his son that the little hut used to be his grandfather's barber shop, who charged a penny for a shave.Grandfather is the pride of their family.

When Venterden was a child, he especially liked to sing, and later he became a little singer in the church.Once, when he and Judge Richard were out for a trial, they passed the chapel.Once they were inside, Richard directed the choir with great interest.The aristocrat Venterden looked at Richard and said, "Remember what happened when we were young? I was still studying in a school in the town. Once, there was an election for the leader of the choir in the church, and I lost to you , I am very jealous of you."

Some nobles sat on the throne of the Supreme Court of England.Such as Kenyon, Ellen Burrow, and the modern British minister, Campbell, son of a vicar.Campbell had been a reporter for a news paper for several years.He worked very hard, so he did a good job.Later he became a lawyer.He has no money, and he walks when he goes out for trial.After years of hard work, he was later promoted to a judge of the Supreme Court.He was meticulous and hardworking, and people loved him.In fact, other industries are the same as the legal profession. As long as you work hard, you will definitely succeed.

Elden, like other successful people, worked diligently and finally won high honors and was loved by people.His father was a coal mine repairman.Elden was very naughty when he was a child and didn't study hard. He often went to other people's orchards to steal fruit, so Elden was punished by the school leaders several times.His father, knowing that he was a troublemaker at school, planned to make him an apprentice in a grocery store.Later, his father did not send him away, but stayed with him to learn coal mine repair.

Elden's brother studied at Oxford University and worked hard to get a degree.The elder brother wrote to say that he asked Elden to study with him, and promised to teach his younger brother well.His father agreed and sent Elden to Oxford.When Elden got there, he worked very hard, and with the help of his brother, he won a scholarship in no time.He returned to his hometown during the vacation, during which he met a girl and fell in love with her.Later, something even more absurd happened. He even secretly ran to another country with this girl, and then got married in private.He was very poor and sometimes even hungry.His impulsiveness cost him his scholarship.His friends are not optimistic about this love.Later he began to study law.He passed a letter with his friend, and the letter said: "For my lover, I will work hard. Although our marriage is a bit reckless, I will make her happy."

In order to concentrate on studying law, Eldon rented a small house in Kostler, London.He studied very hard, getting up at four o'clock every morning and studying until late at night.He also sometimes dozed off, and to restrain himself, he wrapped a wet towel around his head.Under the guidance of a lawyer, he will gain more knowledge, but he has no money to pay for the tuition.In order to learn better, he copied three volumes of the jurisprudence.

Eldon was later made a peer of the legal profession.Once, he and his secretary went out on business and passed Kestler.He sighed: "I was studying here back then. I was very poor and had almost no money to eat. At night, I walked across the street with sixpence and bought the cheapest things to satisfy my hunger. I can imagine the difficult life at that time." Al Deng's efforts at the time were not in vain, and he got a lawyer's qualification certificate.But it was not easy to find a job. After a long time, he finally found a job, and the salary was only nine shillings at that time.He was very diligent and traveled frequently between the London courts and other courts in the north, and over four years he gained a wealth of experience.

When Elden first started working, no one came to him for a lawsuit.Later, he took over some small cases of poor people.He couldn't hold on to these days, so he decided to leave here and seek a job in a big city.He finally got rid of this boring job, and he is no longer a humble country lawyer.He had such courage since he was a child, for example, he persuaded his father not to work in a grocery store or to be a coal mine repairman.

Eldon's departure bodes well for his success.There's a good chance he can make the most of his talents.He found a suspicious place while handling the case.But when he mentioned this, the local court ignored him.Later, when the Supreme People's Court ruled, Elden's statement was endorsed, and he finally succeeded.

After the case ended that day, a lawyer came up to him and said, "You are amazing, young man, and your tomorrow will be even more brilliant." Thousands of miles away.The nobleman of Mansfield once said: "Eldon is a very successful lawyer. As long as he accepts cases, he can earn three thousand lire a year without any problem."

Scott's and Elden's experiences are pretty much the same.Scott became Crown Counsel when he was 32 years old.He was also Chief Justice, and he was in charge of the Northern Circuit.In addition, he also serves as a council representative for the city of Webray.When he first started working, he also experienced many difficulties, but he overcame them one by one.He worked hard and acquired a wealth of knowledge, which laid the foundation for his success.His hard work and ability doomed him to success.He was promoted to lawyer and attorney general.After getting this position, he did not become complacent, but worked harder.It was not long before the royal court appointed him Lord Lord, the highest and most sacred office.In this position he worked hard for 25 years.

Henry?Bixtus' father was not simple. He taught himself medicine and later became a surgeon.Henry inherited his father's studious virtues.His father sent him to school in Edinburgh, where he worked very hard and acquired a wealth of medical knowledge, so he won many awards at school.After finishing his studies, he returned to his hometown and helped his father heal patients every day.The conditions in the countryside are very simple, and he somewhat dislikes this job.However, he did not give up. As long as he had time, he would learn this knowledge by himself. Only in this way could he continuously improve himself.

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