My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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... called back to Town from Newstead to prepare a second edition . He decided that his name should now appear on the title - page , and , thinking it more fitting that the entire work should be his , he replaced Hobhouse's vigorous attack ...
... called back to Town from Newstead to prepare a second edition . He decided that his name should now appear on the title - page , and , thinking it more fitting that the entire work should be his , he replaced Hobhouse's vigorous attack ...
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... called on his mother for help , thinking she had the power to save him . The Tories had been in office , with one short interval , since 1783 , and there was little prospect of their giving place to the Whigs . But , in any case , to ...
... called on his mother for help , thinking she had the power to save him . The Tories had been in office , with one short interval , since 1783 , and there was little prospect of their giving place to the Whigs . But , in any case , to ...
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... called into council by Lady Bessborough , who , though herself no moralist , was appalled by the public scandal of her daughter's sauvageries . " Beautiful Silliness , " as her husband's cousin Annabella called her , had expressed her ...
... called into council by Lady Bessborough , who , though herself no moralist , was appalled by the public scandal of her daughter's sauvageries . " Beautiful Silliness , " as her husband's cousin Annabella called her , had expressed her ...
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