Historical Sketches of Statesmen who Flourished in the Time of George III.Lea and Blanchard, 1840 |
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... Whig party , being the enemies of George III . , found favour in the sight of his son , and became his natural ... Whigs held out as the most exalted member of their body , from the end of the American war until the beginning of the ...
... Whig party , being the enemies of George III . , found favour in the sight of his son , and became his natural ... Whigs held out as the most exalted member of their body , from the end of the American war until the beginning of the ...
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... the necessity to which the Whig friends of Carlton - House were reduced ( for want of other blame ) , of complaining that the sympathy of the people had been awaked in behalf of the persecuted and defenceless , stranger GEORGE IV . 27.
... the necessity to which the Whig friends of Carlton - House were reduced ( for want of other blame ) , of complaining that the sympathy of the people had been awaked in behalf of the persecuted and defenceless , stranger GEORGE IV . 27.
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... Whig notion of female propriety deemed fitting , or the Carlton- House standard of conjugal delicacy required . At the end of a tedious and sorrowful year , the birth of the Princess Charlotte once more intoxicated the nation with loyal ...
... Whig notion of female propriety deemed fitting , or the Carlton- House standard of conjugal delicacy required . At the end of a tedious and sorrowful year , the birth of the Princess Charlotte once more intoxicated the nation with loyal ...
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... a resolution , and that , as long as the Whigs refused to outbid them for the royal favour in the only stock which had any value at Carlton House , support of the bill , there was no chance whatever of their being 40 GEORGE IV .
... a resolution , and that , as long as the Whigs refused to outbid them for the royal favour in the only stock which had any value at Carlton House , support of the bill , there was no chance whatever of their being 40 GEORGE IV .
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... Whigs - because these might have much more shortly made an end of the case . There were several periods in the ... Whig leaders then were placed hardly fell short of those of the ministers . Than Lord Grey's whole conduct nothing ...
... Whigs - because these might have much more shortly made an end of the case . There were several periods in the ... Whig leaders then were placed hardly fell short of those of the ministers . Than Lord Grey's whole conduct nothing ...
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