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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... declared the sitting member The " Cavendish Creed " · Action of Wilkes against Lord Halifax Saying of Dr. Franklin Proceedings in America Sir Francis Bernard Seizure of the " Liberty " sloop The Massachusetts Assembly The Boston ...
... declared the sitting member The " Cavendish Creed " · Action of Wilkes against Lord Halifax Saying of Dr. Franklin Proceedings in America Sir Francis Bernard Seizure of the " Liberty " sloop The Massachusetts Assembly The Boston ...
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... declaration of hostilities from Spain , Pitt had eloquently exclaimed : " This is no season for altercation " and recrimination . A moment is come when every Eng- " lishman should stand forth for his country . Arm the whole ! " Be one ...
... declaration of hostilities from Spain , Pitt had eloquently exclaimed : " This is no season for altercation " and recrimination . A moment is come when every Eng- " lishman should stand forth for his country . Arm the whole ! " Be one ...
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... declared that as soon as he had signed the Peace , and carried through the Budget , he should consider his objects as attained and his official life as ended . Others thought that his nerves had been shaken by the libels and clamours ...
... declared that as soon as he had signed the Peace , and carried through the Budget , he should consider his objects as attained and his official life as ended . Others thought that his nerves had been shaken by the libels and clamours ...
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... declaring that he had been " worse treated than any rebel " Scot . " At these words , so consonant to the popular humour of the moment , the crowd in Westminster Hall raised a great shout until the Lord Chief Justice with much dignity ...
... declaring that he had been " worse treated than any rebel " Scot . " At these words , so consonant to the popular humour of the moment , the crowd in Westminster Hall raised a great shout until the Lord Chief Justice with much dignity ...
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... declared partisan of Wilkes had been visited with the severest marks of Royal displeasure , had been struck from the list of Privy Councillors , and dismissed from the Lord Lieutenancy of Bucks . * - Beside Lord Temple's , it appears ...
... declared partisan of Wilkes had been visited with the severest marks of Royal displeasure , had been struck from the list of Privy Councillors , and dismissed from the Lord Lieutenancy of Bucks . * - Beside Lord Temple's , it appears ...
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