The Quarterly Review, Volumen105William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1859 |
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... become a member of the House of Commons , having been elected for the family borough of Rye , in January , 1760 , directly after coming of age . He suc- ceeded to the earldom June 23 , 1762 , and took his seat in the November of that ...
... become a member of the House of Commons , having been elected for the family borough of Rye , in January , 1760 , directly after coming of age . He suc- ceeded to the earldom June 23 , 1762 , and took his seat in the November of that ...
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... become the turning point of the struggle . This was still dubious when he landed at New York in August , 1780. It is plain from Ame- rican authorities , particularly from the printed correspondence of Washington , that the resources of ...
... become the turning point of the struggle . This was still dubious when he landed at New York in August , 1780. It is plain from Ame- rican authorities , particularly from the printed correspondence of Washington , that the resources of ...
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... become my partner in the final consideration of so important and controverted a measure . He accordingly agreed to shut himself up with me for ten days at Wimbledon , and attend to that business only . Charles Grant staid with us a ...
... become my partner in the final consideration of so important and controverted a measure . He accordingly agreed to shut himself up with me for ten days at Wimbledon , and attend to that business only . Charles Grant staid with us a ...
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... become Lord Chancellor and the equally uncompromising assertor of British supremacy ? Well may Lord Macaulay call Ireland the most unfortunate of nations . At the most brilliant epoch of her history , from 1780 to 1800 , when her senate ...
... become Lord Chancellor and the equally uncompromising assertor of British supremacy ? Well may Lord Macaulay call Ireland the most unfortunate of nations . At the most brilliant epoch of her history , from 1780 to 1800 , when her senate ...
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... become tainted to the core , and that , amongst its most marked and least repulsive qualities , was their recklessness . One of the most liberal and farsighted vicerovs they ever had was 6 was the famous Lord Chesterfield , who , to.
... become tainted to the core , and that , amongst its most marked and least repulsive qualities , was their recklessness . One of the most liberal and farsighted vicerovs they ever had was 6 was the famous Lord Chesterfield , who , to.
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