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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... King about the time of his accession had conceived a romantic passion for one of the most lovely of his subjects , the young and blooming Lady Sarah Lennox , sister of the Duke of Richmond , and sister - in - law of Fox . It was whis ...
... King about the time of his accession had conceived a romantic passion for one of the most lovely of his subjects , the young and blooming Lady Sarah Lennox , sister of the Duke of Richmond , and sister - in - law of Fox . It was whis ...
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... King . On more obvious grounds of interest the western counties , as Worcestershire and Devonshire , were eager and loud in their complaints . The ancient loyalty of these districts " the Cyderland , " as they were termed , - was not ...
... King . On more obvious grounds of interest the western counties , as Worcestershire and Devonshire , were eager and loud in their complaints . The ancient loyalty of these districts " the Cyderland , " as they were termed , - was not ...
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... King , well known as the Pretender's correspondent , has been admitted to kiss hands ! *** But then , asked the ... King's Anecdotes of his own Time , p . 190 . vonshire , แ " the Prince of the Whigs ,
... King , well known as the Pretender's correspondent , has been admitted to kiss hands ! *** But then , asked the ... King's Anecdotes of his own Time , p . 190 . vonshire , แ " the Prince of the Whigs ,
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... King , considered as absolutely certain , and as admitting of no doubt , the prolongation of his power . Thus , with rare exceptions , the public amazement knew no bounds when on the 7th of April it was suddenly announced that Lord ...
... King , considered as absolutely certain , and as admitting of no doubt , the prolongation of his power . Thus , with rare exceptions , the public amazement knew no bounds when on the 7th of April it was suddenly announced that Lord ...
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... King's hand unless Mr. Burrell was admitted also . This was flatly refused , and Townshend was told that the King had no further occasion for his services in any department . The Earl of Sandwich was appointed to the head of the ...
... King's hand unless Mr. Burrell was admitted also . This was flatly refused , and Townshend was told that the King had no further occasion for his services in any department . The Earl of Sandwich was appointed to the head of the ...
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