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It was first found in October 1853 , when a party from the Resolute ' again visited Winter Harbour , with a further supply of provisions . 6 6 As soon as travelling was possible , Lieutenant Bedford Pim was despatched , by Captain ...
It was first found in October 1853 , when a party from the Resolute ' again visited Winter Harbour , with a further supply of provisions . 6 6 As soon as travelling was possible , Lieutenant Bedford Pim was despatched , by Captain ...
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But , whatever may have been the inclinations of the two parties , the King did not prefer the Tories on account of ... He chafed at the oligarchy of the Whig houses , because the Whigs put a bit in his mouth ; whereas the Tory party ...
But , whatever may have been the inclinations of the two parties , the King did not prefer the Tories on account of ... He chafed at the oligarchy of the Whig houses , because the Whigs put a bit in his mouth ; whereas the Tory party ...
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When Mr. Pitt entered public life , he certainly shared in the desire of the Whig party to diminish the influence of the Crown ; and there is no doubt that the motion for Parliamentary Reform which he made in 1783 , under the Coalition ...
When Mr. Pitt entered public life , he certainly shared in the desire of the Whig party to diminish the influence of the Crown ; and there is no doubt that the motion for Parliamentary Reform which he made in 1783 , under the Coalition ...
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lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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