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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... Peerage 294 State of Spain ib . • Power and policy of Cardinal Alberoni ib . His causes of complaint with the Emperor He determines on war 297 299 Conquest of Sardinia Armament at Barcelona • ib . 301 France and England interpose ib ...
... Peerage 294 State of Spain ib . • Power and policy of Cardinal Alberoni ib . His causes of complaint with the Emperor He determines on war 297 299 Conquest of Sardinia Armament at Barcelona • ib . 301 France and England interpose ib ...
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... Peerage Bill Motives of that measure Pamphlets for and against it True object and origin of the Peerage Opposition of Walpole to the Bill His eloquent speech • The Bill is rejected by the House of Commons APPENDIX ib . 367 ib . 369 ib ...
... Peerage Bill Motives of that measure Pamphlets for and against it True object and origin of the Peerage Opposition of Walpole to the Bill His eloquent speech • The Bill is rejected by the House of Commons APPENDIX ib . 367 ib . 369 ib ...
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... peerage to subsist , though with diminished authority . It is true , that the term of Republican Party was perpetually in the mouth of the Tories and the courtiers . But this , which at first sight might make us believe in its strength ...
... peerage to subsist , though with diminished authority . It is true , that the term of Republican Party was perpetually in the mouth of the Tories and the courtiers . But this , which at first sight might make us believe in its strength ...
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... peerage and gentry and other educated classes , but had hardly any hold upon the lower . In spite of their very small numbers , they were the objects of extreme alarm to the Protestants , from the remembrance of their former ...
... peerage and gentry and other educated classes , but had hardly any hold upon the lower . In spite of their very small numbers , they were the objects of extreme alarm to the Protestants , from the remembrance of their former ...
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... peerage by the title of Viscount Bolingbroke , and on this new political theatre displayed the same talent , and won the same ascendency as in the House of Commons . These two statesmen , Oxford and Bolingbroke , were the leading ...
... peerage by the title of Viscount Bolingbroke , and on this new political theatre displayed the same talent , and won the same ascendency as in the House of Commons . These two statesmen , Oxford and Bolingbroke , were the leading ...
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