History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to the Peace of Versailles: 1713 - 1783 : In Seven Volumes, Volume 3Tauchnitz, 1853 |
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... Majesty's secret predilections . It is to be observed , before I quit the subject of parties , that the Tories at ... Majesty and the Church ! " We hope your Majesty is for Dr. Sacheverell ! " Another proof of this salutary attachment ...
... Majesty's secret predilections . It is to be observed , before I quit the subject of parties , that the Tories at ... Majesty and the Church ! " We hope your Majesty is for Dr. Sacheverell ! " Another proof of this salutary attachment ...
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... Majesty's order ( into France ) ; " and , as to my regular appointments , I do assure your Lord- " ship I have heard nothing of them these two years . " - - Ministerial or Parliamentary corruption - at least so far as foreign Powers ...
... Majesty's order ( into France ) ; " and , as to my regular appointments , I do assure your Lord- " ship I have heard nothing of them these two years . " - - Ministerial or Parliamentary corruption - at least so far as foreign Powers ...
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... Majesty's manner at a drawing- room : " She looked at us round with her fan in her mouth , and once a " minute said about three words to some that were nearest her , and then she was told dinner was ready , and went out . " August 8 ...
... Majesty's manner at a drawing- room : " She looked at us round with her fan in her mouth , and once a " minute said about three words to some that were nearest her , and then she was told dinner was ready , and went out . " August 8 ...
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... Majesty's confidence , and filled her with distrust of her responsible advisers . His letters at that period to Marl- borough and Godolphin prove that he knew how to combine the most subtle schemes of malice with the most ardent pro ...
... Majesty's confidence , and filled her with distrust of her responsible advisers . His letters at that period to Marl- borough and Godolphin prove that he knew how to combine the most subtle schemes of malice with the most ardent pro ...
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... Majesty's precarious health to look forward , her Ministers were much divided in their wishes ; all , indeed , professing alike their at- tachment to the Hanover Succession , but the greater number of them secret partisans of the ...
... Majesty's precarious health to look forward , her Ministers were much divided in their wishes ; all , indeed , professing alike their at- tachment to the Hanover Succession , but the greater number of them secret partisans of the ...
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