Historical Sketches of Statesmen who Flourished in the Time of George III.Lea and Blanchard, 1840 |
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... illustrious political recruit . But state affairs were by him only taken as a stimulant , to rouse the dormant appetite , when more vulgar excitement had fatigued the jaded sense ; and it would be ex- tremely difficult to name the ...
... illustrious political recruit . But state affairs were by him only taken as a stimulant , to rouse the dormant appetite , when more vulgar excitement had fatigued the jaded sense ; and it would be ex- tremely difficult to name the ...
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... illustrious personage usually termed " the hope of the country . " That the restraints of wedlock should be dreaded by one to whom all restraint had hitherto been a stranger , and who could set at nought whatever obligations of ...
... illustrious personage usually termed " the hope of the country . " That the restraints of wedlock should be dreaded by one to whom all restraint had hitherto been a stranger , and who could set at nought whatever obligations of ...
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... and the Prince himself was relieved of much debt , and endowed with augmented resources . One party alone was left out of the general considera- tion - the intended consort of this illustrious character , 22 GEORGE IV .
... and the Prince himself was relieved of much debt , and endowed with augmented resources . One party alone was left out of the general considera- tion - the intended consort of this illustrious character , 22 GEORGE IV .
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Henry Brougham Baron Brougham and Vaux. tion - the intended consort of this illustrious character , whose peculiar pride it was to be called by his flatterers the First Gentleman in Europe . " 66 Caroline Princess of Brunswick was the ...
Henry Brougham Baron Brougham and Vaux. tion - the intended consort of this illustrious character , whose peculiar pride it was to be called by his flatterers the First Gentleman in Europe . " 66 Caroline Princess of Brunswick was the ...
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... marriage solemnized , which plunged the country into unmixed joy , and raised a mingled ex- pectation and sneer among the population of the court , than the illustrious husband proceeded to the most ex- emplary 26 GEORGE IV .
... marriage solemnized , which plunged the country into unmixed joy , and raised a mingled ex- pectation and sneer among the population of the court , than the illustrious husband proceeded to the most ex- emplary 26 GEORGE IV .
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