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He accordingly , on the 1st of January , 1801 , wrote a letter to Mr. Pitt , repre- senting to him the disappointment which Lord Cornwallis would feel , if the views expressed in Lord Loughborough's paper were adopted by the Cabinet .
He accordingly , on the 1st of January , 1801 , wrote a letter to Mr. Pitt , repre- senting to him the disappointment which Lord Cornwallis would feel , if the views expressed in Lord Loughborough's paper were adopted by the Cabinet .
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... and had seen Mr. Pitt's letter on the subject ; he had subsequently spoken to Lord Loughborough in London about it , had inquired as to ... that his negotiation with Mr. Addington was commenced before Mr. Pitt's letter reached him .
... and had seen Mr. Pitt's letter on the subject ; he had subsequently spoken to Lord Loughborough in London about it , had inquired as to ... that his negotiation with Mr. Addington was commenced before Mr. Pitt's letter reached him .
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Memorandum written by Mrs. Fitzherbert , attached to a letter written by the clergyman who performed the marriage ceremony . All other letters relating to the transaction were at the same time burnt with the consent of both parties .
Memorandum written by Mrs. Fitzherbert , attached to a letter written by the clergyman who performed the marriage ceremony . All other letters relating to the transaction were at the same time burnt with the consent of both parties .
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