The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England: From the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV. |
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The King's Letter to Mr. Pitt, 210. Lord Northington's Letter to Mr. Pitt, 210. Mr.
Pitt's Letter to Lord Northington, 211. Mr. Pitt's Letter to the King, 211. Lord
Northington to Mr. Pitt, 212. Same to Same, 212. Formation of Mr. Pitt's last
Administration, ...
The King's Letter to Mr. Pitt, 210. Lord Northington's Letter to Mr. Pitt, 210. Mr.
Pitt's Letter to Lord Northington, 211. Mr. Pitt's Letter to the King, 211. Lord
Northington to Mr. Pitt, 212. Same to Same, 212. Formation of Mr. Pitt's last
Administration, ...
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He is made Attorney General, 400. His Conduct as a Law Officer after Mr. Pitt's
Resignation, 400. Letter from Warburton to Mr. Pitt respecting Charles Yorke, 400
. He resigns the Office of Attorney General, 401. Charles Yorke in Opposition, 401
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He is made Attorney General, 400. His Conduct as a Law Officer after Mr. Pitt's
Resignation, 400. Letter from Warburton to Mr. Pitt respecting Charles Yorke, 400
. He resigns the Office of Attorney General, 401. Charles Yorke in Opposition, 401
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I read a letter from Lady Chatham yesterday, who is so fearful of owning my Lord
to be better, that she retracts it, even while she is admitting it in the same
sentence, and conveys hopes of his recovery while she forbids them. I verily
believe he ...
I read a letter from Lady Chatham yesterday, who is so fearful of owning my Lord
to be better, that she retracts it, even while she is admitting it in the same
sentence, and conveys hopes of his recovery while she forbids them. I verily
believe he ...
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Notwithstanding his doctrine, that the jury had nothing to do CLVI- with the
question whether the letter was a libel or not, he the pr;nter was at great pains in
addressing them to impress them with of Junius's an opinion of its criminality.
More suo ...
Notwithstanding his doctrine, that the jury had nothing to do CLVI- with the
question whether the letter was a libel or not, he the pr;nter was at great pains in
addressing them to impress them with of Junius's an opinion of its criminality.
More suo ...
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However, as things had gone so far, he wrote the following letter to Sheridan,
showing his distrust as well as his acquiescence : — "Dear Sheridan, His letter "I
have swallowed the pill — a most bitter one it was — iuiwcluc- and nave written
to ...
However, as things had gone so far, he wrote the following letter to Sheridan,
showing his distrust as well as his acquiescence : — "Dear Sheridan, His letter "I
have swallowed the pill — a most bitter one it was — iuiwcluc- and nave written
to ...
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| Заглавие | The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England: From the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV. Том 5 от The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England: From the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV, John Campbell Baron Campbell |
| Автор | John Campbell Baron Campbell |
| Редактор | Mrs. Hardcastle (Mary Scarlett Campbell) |
| Издател | J. Murray, 1846 |
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