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Page 519
... called Pittites , and those who were seeking for power were called Foxites . But , after the medley which composed Addington's ad- ministration , after Pitt's return to power with a new and stranger mixture , and es- pecially after the ...
... called Pittites , and those who were seeking for power were called Foxites . But , after the medley which composed Addington's ad- ministration , after Pitt's return to power with a new and stranger mixture , and es- pecially after the ...
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... called an out - fit . part of the community to be in such a Then 60,000 pounds a - year as an income state as for some of them to have request- to live upon . Besides this , it had beened of a Member of Parliament to get intimated ...
... called an out - fit . part of the community to be in such a Then 60,000 pounds a - year as an income state as for some of them to have request- to live upon . Besides this , it had beened of a Member of Parliament to get intimated ...
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... called the Meeting , and had presided with impartiality ! But , these men are blind . They never will , I fear , see , until it be too late . LONDON PLOTS . I intended to give an account here of the progress of this affair ; but the ...
... called the Meeting , and had presided with impartiality ! But , these men are blind . They never will , I fear , see , until it be too late . LONDON PLOTS . I intended to give an account here of the progress of this affair ; but the ...
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to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 1 |
to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on | 73 |
Letter XII | 105 |
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