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When he had himself assented to a particular state paper issued by the House of Commons , he does not hesitate to inform us that the answer , issued some days later by the King , was copied from a draft prepared and privately forwarded ...
When he had himself assented to a particular state paper issued by the House of Commons , he does not hesitate to inform us that the answer , issued some days later by the King , was copied from a draft prepared and privately forwarded ...
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Had Fox desired to put himself in competition with Shelburne for the Treasury , his preeminent abilities and his well - won lead in the House of Commons would have warranted his claim . But to run all risks of discord and division by ...
Had Fox desired to put himself in competition with Shelburne for the Treasury , his preeminent abilities and his well - won lead in the House of Commons would have warranted his claim . But to run all risks of discord and division by ...
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In this difficulty the course which he took was to authorise Mr. Fox to give it a solemn denial in the House of Commons , and after- wards to assure Mrs. Fitzherbert that Mr. Fox had denied it without his authority .
In this difficulty the course which he took was to authorise Mr. Fox to give it a solemn denial in the House of Commons , and after- wards to assure Mrs. Fitzherbert that Mr. Fox had denied it without his authority .
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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