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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... Favour shown to the University of Oxford Stretches of prerogative Fox's violent projects . Lord Bute burned in effigy His sudden resignation Causes assigned by the public ib . And by himself • Fox created Lord Holland ib . " A pious ...
... Favour shown to the University of Oxford Stretches of prerogative Fox's violent projects . Lord Bute burned in effigy His sudden resignation Causes assigned by the public ib . And by himself • Fox created Lord Holland ib . " A pious ...
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... favour ib . His conduct censured by Pitt 51 1764. The treatise " Droit le Roi " 52 The question of General Warrants 53 Spirited debates in the House of Commons ib . Sir Fletcher Norton 54 Close of the Session 55 Dismissal of General ...
... favour ib . His conduct censured by Pitt 51 1764. The treatise " Droit le Roi " 52 The question of General Warrants 53 Spirited debates in the House of Commons ib . Sir Fletcher Norton 54 Close of the Session 55 Dismissal of General ...
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... favour Continued contest with the House of Commons Colonel Luttrell 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 ...
... favour Continued contest with the House of Commons Colonel Luttrell 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 ...
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... favour , the foreign earthenwares were neglected , and the home - made preferred . In the following years Mr. Wedgwood introduced many new kinds of porcelain of various colours and sizes . Until then the district called " the Potteries ...
... favour , the foreign earthenwares were neglected , and the home - made preferred . In the following years Mr. Wedgwood introduced many new kinds of porcelain of various colours and sizes . Until then the district called " the Potteries ...
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... favour , we have seen elsewhere how fiercely Pitt had darted forth even from his sick bed to oppose them . No considera- tion of public danger any longer stood in his way ; no neces- sity of warlike armaments remained to curb his tongue ...
... favour , we have seen elsewhere how fiercely Pitt had darted forth even from his sick bed to oppose them . No considera- tion of public danger any longer stood in his way ; no neces- sity of warlike armaments remained to curb his tongue ...
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