My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 92
... refused by Murray at the last minute , and a version appeared some time afterwards in Paris , where the rash translator and his publisher were fined and im- prisoned for their pains . Hobhouse despatched a copy of The Last Reign to St ...
... refused by Murray at the last minute , and a version appeared some time afterwards in Paris , where the rash translator and his publisher were fined and im- prisoned for their pains . Hobhouse despatched a copy of The Last Reign to St ...
Page 139
... refused to see him and moreover refused the more serious application for ten pounds [ for his " Fund for Reform " ] to which he had bounded his modest wishes . No. No. If you want to find a true blackguard chimneysweep - seeking ...
... refused to see him and moreover refused the more serious application for ten pounds [ for his " Fund for Reform " ] to which he had bounded his modest wishes . No. No. If you want to find a true blackguard chimneysweep - seeking ...
Page 147
... refused to accept the distinction that had been made between spies and instigators : spies gained their living by supplying information , and if no plot was to be found , they must manufacture it . " Such men must , by the nature of ...
... refused to accept the distinction that had been made between spies and instigators : spies gained their living by supplying information , and if no plot was to be found , they must manufacture it . " Such men must , by the nature of ...
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