My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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... admired and loved . In his misery he turned at once to Byron , who had shared that admiration and had won the second place in his own affections . On the 8th August he wrote : " To- morrow morning we sail for Cork . It is with ...
... admired and loved . In his misery he turned at once to Byron , who had shared that admiration and had won the second place in his own affections . On the 8th August he wrote : " To- morrow morning we sail for Cork . It is with ...
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... admired the Whig felicity of your appointment as Secretary at War . " There was just enough truth in Disraeli's ... admiration for Napoleon , there had been nothing un- patriotic in his conflicting sympathies at the time of Waterloo ...
... admired the Whig felicity of your appointment as Secretary at War . " There was just enough truth in Disraeli's ... admiration for Napoleon , there had been nothing un- patriotic in his conflicting sympathies at the time of Waterloo ...
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... admiration of the world by his defence of Rome ; while in France the President of the new Republic was Louis - Napoleon Bonaparte , who was to seize Imperial power a few years later . Going into Brooks's on the 25th November , Hobhouse ...
... admiration of the world by his defence of Rome ; while in France the President of the new Republic was Louis - Napoleon Bonaparte , who was to seize Imperial power a few years later . Going into Brooks's on the 25th November , Hobhouse ...
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admiration afterwards Althorp Annabella asked Bill Broughton Burdett Cabinet called carriage crowd dear delight dined dinner Duke of Wellington election Emperor England English Erle Stoke favour feel Francis Place French Government hand happy hear heard Hobhouse wrote Hobhouse's honour hope House of Commons House of Lords India John Cam journal King Kinnaird labour Lady Julia later letter lived London looked Lord Durham Lord Grey Lord Holland Lord John Russell Lord Lansdowne Lord Melbourne Lord Tavistock Majesty Minister Moore morning Murray Napoleon never noted o'clock once Palmerston Paris Parliament party passed Peel person political Queen Radical reading received Reform refused replied resignation returned scene Scrope Davies seat seemed Sir Francis Burdett soon speech Street talk thought told took Tories vote walked Westminster Whigs wish write wrote Hobhouse