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Page 148
... remained , indeed , in his party , many acute intellects , many eloquent tongues , many brave and honest hearts . There still remained a rugged and clownish soldier , half fanatic , half buffoon , whose talents , discerned as yet only ...
... remained , indeed , in his party , many acute intellects , many eloquent tongues , many brave and honest hearts . There still remained a rugged and clownish soldier , half fanatic , half buffoon , whose talents , discerned as yet only ...
Page 398
... remained without a ministry ; and in the meantime Parliament was sitting , and a war was raging . The prejudices of the King , the haughtiness of Pitt , the jealousy , levity , and treachery of Newcastle , delayed the settlement . Pitt ...
... remained without a ministry ; and in the meantime Parliament was sitting , and a war was raging . The prejudices of the King , the haughtiness of Pitt , the jealousy , levity , and treachery of Newcastle , delayed the settlement . Pitt ...
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... remained examinations and cross-examinations. There remained statements of accounts. There remained the reading of papers, filled with words unintelligible to English ears, with lacs and crores, zemindars and aumils, sunnuds and ...
... remained examinations and cross-examinations. There remained statements of accounts. There remained the reading of papers, filled with words unintelligible to English ears, with lacs and crores, zemindars and aumils, sunnuds and ...
Contents
HALLAMS HISTORY | 3 |
RANKES HISTORY OF THE POPES | 31 |
INDEX | 38 |
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