Popular History of England, Том 6Bradbury, Evans, 1860 |
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... Lord Bute Prime Minister 259 CHAPTER XIX.-A.D. 1768 to a.d. 1770 . Policy of the Favourite 260 John Wilkes 260 New Parliament 289 Lord Bute resigns 261 Non - publication of Debates 289 George Grenville's Ministry 261 Wilkes returned for ...
... Lord Bute Prime Minister 259 CHAPTER XIX.-A.D. 1768 to a.d. 1770 . Policy of the Favourite 260 John Wilkes 260 New Parliament 289 Lord Bute resigns 261 Non - publication of Debates 289 George Grenville's Ministry 261 Wilkes returned for ...
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... Lord North's Administration . 306 Burke's Speech against taxing America 340 Retrospect of Colonial Affairs 306 Chatham's Speech 341 Opposition to the Revenue Act 307 Sentiments of the Americans 341 Debates in Parliament on American Pro ...
... Lord North's Administration . 306 Burke's Speech against taxing America 340 Retrospect of Colonial Affairs 306 Chatham's Speech 341 Opposition to the Revenue Act 307 Sentiments of the Americans 341 Debates in Parliament on American Pro ...
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... Lord North 385 • Charleston taken by the British Lord Cornwallis French Armament under Rochambeau Treachery of Benedict Arnold 411 411 412 413 . 413 Major André seized . 386 . 414 France concludes a America Treaty of Amity with Verdict ...
... Lord North 385 • Charleston taken by the British Lord Cornwallis French Armament under Rochambeau Treachery of Benedict Arnold 411 411 412 413 . 413 Major André seized . 386 . 414 France concludes a America Treaty of Amity with Verdict ...
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... Lord Rockingham Resignation of Mr. Fox 449 . 450 · 450 451 Siege of Gibraltar from 1779 to May 1782 451 Naval Affairs - Lord Hood · 454 • 432 Loss of the Royal George 455 432 • More prudent Language of Pitt Siege of Gibraltar to its ...
... Lord Rockingham Resignation of Mr. Fox 449 . 450 · 450 451 Siege of Gibraltar from 1779 to May 1782 451 Naval Affairs - Lord Hood · 454 • 432 Loss of the Royal George 455 432 • More prudent Language of Pitt Siege of Gibraltar to its ...
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... lord Winton , amounted to a plea of Guilty . When lord Derwentwater was asked by the Chancellor if he meant by his answer to plead Guilty , the reply was , " He does ; and submits to the king's mercy , and humbly desires their lordships ...
... lord Winton , amounted to a plea of Guilty . When lord Derwentwater was asked by the Chancellor if he meant by his answer to plead Guilty , the reply was , " He does ; and submits to the king's mercy , and humbly desires their lordships ...
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