The British Quarterly Review, 30. köideHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1859 |
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... side at the Revolution of 1688 , he was made by William III . First Lord of the Admiralty . During the reigns of Anne and the two first Georges the House of Cornwallis remained true to Whig principles , and Charles , fifth Baron , in ...
... side at the Revolution of 1688 , he was made by William III . First Lord of the Admiralty . During the reigns of Anne and the two first Georges the House of Cornwallis remained true to Whig principles , and Charles , fifth Baron , in ...
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... side ; a dim rumour had spread abroad that France and Spain might join in the quarrel ; and it had now become too plain to Lord North and the King that Amerien could only be recovered by conquest . This , how- ever , at a distance of ...
... side ; a dim rumour had spread abroad that France and Spain might join in the quarrel ; and it had now become too plain to Lord North and the King that Amerien could only be recovered by conquest . This , how- ever , at a distance of ...
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... side was attempted . In 1779 Lord Cornwallis was again in England , the fatal illness of Lady Cornwallis , to whom he was devotedly attached , having summoned him to his own country . At the first shock of her death he resigned his ...
... side was attempted . In 1779 Lord Cornwallis was again in England , the fatal illness of Lady Cornwallis , to whom he was devotedly attached , having summoned him to his own country . At the first shock of her death he resigned his ...
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... side of the Government . Against this ill - cemented and dis- cordant league were arrayed the Executive , the entire ... sides in the short struggle , and which recalled to life the horrors of 1641. Victory soon declared itself with the ...
... side of the Government . Against this ill - cemented and dis- cordant league were arrayed the Executive , the entire ... sides in the short struggle , and which recalled to life the horrors of 1641. Victory soon declared itself with the ...
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... side of the measure , that opinion was not reflected in its Parliament ; and that , with its actual constitution , that Par- liament was never likely to reflect it . In order therefore to get rid of an opposition which he felt proceeded ...
... side of the measure , that opinion was not reflected in its Parliament ; and that , with its actual constitution , that Par- liament was never likely to reflect it . In order therefore to get rid of an opposition which he felt proceeded ...
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