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Page 520
... chiefs were in open insurrection against the new Nabob . The viceroy of the rich and powerful province of Oude , who ... chief , who , as a famous jester and an old friend of Meer Jaffier , could venture to take liberties , answered ...
... chiefs were in open insurrection against the new Nabob . The viceroy of the rich and powerful province of Oude , who ... chief , who , as a famous jester and an old friend of Meer Jaffier , could venture to take liberties , answered ...
Page 595
... Chief Justice was rich , quiet , and infamous . Of Impey's conduct it is unnecessary to speak . It was of a piece with almost every part of his conduct that comes under the notice of history . No other such judge has dishonoured the ...
... Chief Justice was rich , quiet , and infamous . Of Impey's conduct it is unnecessary to speak . It was of a piece with almost every part of his conduct that comes under the notice of history . No other such judge has dishonoured the ...
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... chief minister of . the Kings of France between 638 and 742 , 440 Mayor of the Palace , the name given to the comptroller of the household of the Frankish kings . By successive encroach- ments these officials became at length more ...
... chief minister of . the Kings of France between 638 and 742 , 440 Mayor of the Palace , the name given to the comptroller of the household of the Frankish kings . By successive encroach- ments these officials became at length more ...
Contents
HALLAMS HISTORY | 3 |
RANKES HISTORY OF THE POPES | 31 |
INDEX | 38 |
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