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But in 1780 , Pitt was as much a Whig as Lord Rockingham , and he certainly was the son of a great Whig house . Mr. Pitt's remarkable Parliamentary abilities would , under any circumstances , have been soon recognised ; but his early ...
But in 1780 , Pitt was as much a Whig as Lord Rockingham , and he certainly was the son of a great Whig house . Mr. Pitt's remarkable Parliamentary abilities would , under any circumstances , have been soon recognised ; but his early ...
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Nor was it likely that Pitt should fear the influence of Hastings in the cabinet , in which parliamentary considerations would necessarily preponderate . " The only fear which Pitt could reasonably entertain was , that if Hastings ...
Nor was it likely that Pitt should fear the influence of Hastings in the cabinet , in which parliamentary considerations would necessarily preponderate . " The only fear which Pitt could reasonably entertain was , that if Hastings ...
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So well - informed was he of the intentions of Ministers , that his negotiation with Mr. Addington was commenced before Mr. Pitt's letter reached him . In writing to Mr. Addington on January 29. , the King speaks conjecturally of Mr.
So well - informed was he of the intentions of Ministers , that his negotiation with Mr. Addington was commenced before Mr. Pitt's letter reached him . In writing to Mr. Addington on January 29. , the King speaks conjecturally of Mr.
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