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... sent for to Wind- The New Beer Duty - Mr . Gladstone's Enthusiasm for Finance : His Wonderful Memory - Mr . Watney's Testimony— Appointment of my Son Horace as Private Secretary to Mr. W. E. Forster - His Experiences in Dublin - The ...
... sent for to Wind- The New Beer Duty - Mr . Gladstone's Enthusiasm for Finance : His Wonderful Memory - Mr . Watney's Testimony— Appointment of my Son Horace as Private Secretary to Mr. W. E. Forster - His Experiences in Dublin - The ...
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... sent as an attaché to Washington , and on his return in the following year he was made private secretary to Lord Palmerston ; but even this position did not keep him from the " Nursery , " which he found reinforced by Greville , Morier ...
... sent as an attaché to Washington , and on his return in the following year he was made private secretary to Lord Palmerston ; but even this position did not keep him from the " Nursery , " which he found reinforced by Greville , Morier ...
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... sent for to the upper club to be tried for the school eleven , but was not taken . Osborne Gordon was my tutor , a great scholar , a double first - class man , but with an overpowering love for a lord . Oddly enough , I met him years ...
... sent for to the upper club to be tried for the school eleven , but was not taken . Osborne Gordon was my tutor , a great scholar , a double first - class man , but with an overpowering love for a lord . Oddly enough , I met him years ...
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... sent for by the great Mr. Pitt , but dared not obey the summons because he had not got on his breeches and buckles . However , Sir James Graham overlooked my coat , and I was appointed as the last clerk that ever entered the public ...
... sent for by the great Mr. Pitt , but dared not obey the summons because he had not got on his breeches and buckles . However , Sir James Graham overlooked my coat , and I was appointed as the last clerk that ever entered the public ...
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... sent across a sloppy yard to smoke in the har- ness - room ; when there were less bigoted hosts we were allowed to remain in the servants ' hall . No gentleman ever smoked in the streets till after the Crimean peace ; and ladies never ...
... sent across a sloppy yard to smoke in the har- ness - room ; when there were less bigoted hosts we were allowed to remain in the servants ' hall . No gentleman ever smoked in the streets till after the Crimean peace ; and ladies never ...
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