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Keith Feiling. A History OF THE TORY PARTY 1640–1714 Oxford University Press London Edinburgh Glasgow Copenhagen New York Toronto.
Keith Feiling. A History OF THE TORY PARTY 1640–1714 Oxford University Press London Edinburgh Glasgow Copenhagen New York Toronto.
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... and sometime Fellow of All Souls College " The ground whereupon government stands will not so easily be washed away .'- Stratford . OXFORD AT THE CLARENDON PRESS 1924 Printed in England Soth . 5-21-25 11827 PREFACE THE continuous.
... and sometime Fellow of All Souls College " The ground whereupon government stands will not so easily be washed away .'- Stratford . OXFORD AT THE CLARENDON PRESS 1924 Printed in England Soth . 5-21-25 11827 PREFACE THE continuous.
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... Oxford , 1833 . C. J. Journals of the House of Commons . C. S. P. Clarendon State Papers ; 1767-86 . Cal . C. S. P. Calendar of Clarendon State Papers in the Bodleian Library ; 1872-6 . Cal . S. P. Dom . Calendars of State Papers ...
... Oxford , 1833 . C. J. Journals of the House of Commons . C. S. P. Clarendon State Papers ; 1767-86 . Cal . C. S. P. Calendar of Clarendon State Papers in the Bodleian Library ; 1872-6 . Cal . S. P. Dom . Calendars of State Papers ...
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... Oxford , writing in the same reign , described an incident which , though not of common occurrence , aptly symbolizes the governing spirit of his Univer- sity and his time : We have had some eight and twenty merry Hertfordshire ...
... Oxford , writing in the same reign , described an incident which , though not of common occurrence , aptly symbolizes the governing spirit of his Univer- sity and his time : We have had some eight and twenty merry Hertfordshire ...
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