My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 141
... nature of my friend . He thought me in prison ; he knew me attacked by all parties and pens ; he resolved to give his kick too , and in so doing he alluded to my once having belonged to a Whig Club at Cambridge . Now I believe this to ...
... nature of my friend . He thought me in prison ; he knew me attacked by all parties and pens ; he resolved to give his kick too , and in so doing he alluded to my once having belonged to a Whig Club at Cambridge . Now I believe this to ...
Page 173
... nature out of his own control , and had only been restrained by a natural delicacy from asking Moore to return it . " " Within a few hours of learning of his friend's death , Hobhouse had agreed with Kinnaird and Burdett that the MSS ...
... nature out of his own control , and had only been restrained by a natural delicacy from asking Moore to return it . " " Within a few hours of learning of his friend's death , Hobhouse had agreed with Kinnaird and Burdett that the MSS ...
Page 238
... nature had of late been soured by unsatisfied ambition , physical suffering , and grief for the loss of his son ... natural , and she seemed 238 THE WHIG STATESMAN : 1830-1869.
... nature had of late been soured by unsatisfied ambition , physical suffering , and grief for the loss of his son ... natural , and she seemed 238 THE WHIG STATESMAN : 1830-1869.
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