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The King himself ( notwithstanding the reports which you may possibly hear ) is certainly worse , and perfectly mad . ... On the 17th of December , when the King's symptoms had undergone a material improvement , and his speedy recovery ...
The King himself ( notwithstanding the reports which you may possibly hear ) is certainly worse , and perfectly mad . ... On the 17th of December , when the King's symptoms had undergone a material improvement , and his speedy recovery ...
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Their conduct was so much resented by their royal parents , that when a concert was given at Windsor soon after the King's recovery , the Queen sent them a message , informing them that ' they would be welcome to the concert , but that ...
Their conduct was so much resented by their royal parents , that when a concert was given at Windsor soon after the King's recovery , the Queen sent them a message , informing them that ' they would be welcome to the concert , but that ...
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known to the Cabinet in the autumn of 1799 ( as we learn from Lord Castlereagh's letter to Mr. Pitt , cited above ) , that the King was then adverse to the admission of Catholics to Par- liament and office . Lord Loughborough had indeed ...
known to the Cabinet in the autumn of 1799 ( as we learn from Lord Castlereagh's letter to Mr. Pitt , cited above ) , that the King was then adverse to the admission of Catholics to Par- liament and office . Lord Loughborough had indeed ...
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