History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles: 1713 - 1783 : In Seven Volumes, Volume 2Tauchnitz, 1853 |
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... Secretary Conway 138 And of Grenville . 139 Pitt's reply . Petitions from the great commercial towns Dr. Franklin examined at the Bar The declaratory Bill Debate in the House of Lords 140 142 ib . 144 • 145 Repeal of the Stamp Act ...
... Secretary Conway 138 And of Grenville . 139 Pitt's reply . Petitions from the great commercial towns Dr. Franklin examined at the Bar The declaratory Bill Debate in the House of Lords 140 142 ib . 144 • 145 Repeal of the Stamp Act ...
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... in the City ib . The Session closes 302 Mr. Fox 303 His first years in public life ib . Lord Weymouth , late Secretary of State Lord Sandwich at the Admiralty 305 ib . CONTENTS . XIII A. D. Page 771. Mr. Thurlow , XII CONTENTS .
... in the City ib . The Session closes 302 Mr. Fox 303 His first years in public life ib . Lord Weymouth , late Secretary of State Lord Sandwich at the Admiralty 305 ib . CONTENTS . XIII A. D. Page 771. Mr. Thurlow , XII CONTENTS .
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... Secretary of the Treasury , afterwards acknow- ledged 25,000l . to have been thus expended in a single morn- * " It is impossible for a human creature to speak well for taree hours " and a half . " ( Lord Chesterfield to his son . Dec ...
... Secretary of the Treasury , afterwards acknow- ledged 25,000l . to have been thus expended in a single morn- * " It is impossible for a human creature to speak well for taree hours " and a half . " ( Lord Chesterfield to his son . Dec ...
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... secretary in which beyond all others a national or personal bias may be fairly indulged was born south of Tweed . This was Mr. Charles Jenkin- son , a man of slender patrimony , or , perhaps to speak more truly , of none at all , but ...
... secretary in which beyond all others a national or personal bias may be fairly indulged was born south of Tweed . This was Mr. Charles Jenkin- son , a man of slender patrimony , or , perhaps to speak more truly , of none at all , but ...
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... Secretary Egremont , and then committed a prisoner to the Tower . At the same time his papers were seized and examined by Mr. Wood , the Under Secretary of State , and Mr. Carteret Webb , the Solicitor of the Treasury . His two printers ...
... Secretary Egremont , and then committed a prisoner to the Tower . At the same time his papers were seized and examined by Mr. Wood , the Under Secretary of State , and Mr. Carteret Webb , the Solicitor of the Treasury . His two printers ...
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