Memoirs of the Duke of Marlborough with His Original Correspondence: Collected from the Family Records at Blenheim, and Other Authentic Sources, Volume 2G. Bell, 1907 |
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... mean nothing but what equally for the good of all my subjects ? There is another apprehension I have of Lord Sunderland being secretary , which I think is a natural one , which proceeds from what I have heard of his temper . I am afraid ...
... mean nothing but what equally for the good of all my subjects ? There is another apprehension I have of Lord Sunderland being secretary , which I think is a natural one , which proceeds from what I have heard of his temper . I am afraid ...
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... means of repressing the encroach- ments of the Whigs , and maintaining the balance between the two parties . 66 Hugue , Nov. 9. I have had the favour of yours of the 15th , 18th , and 21st , by the express . In one of them I find you ...
... means of repressing the encroach- ments of the Whigs , and maintaining the balance between the two parties . 66 Hugue , Nov. 9. I have had the favour of yours of the 15th , 18th , and 21st , by the express . In one of them I find you ...
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... means to apprise them that the only amends which they could make to public liberty was , by redoubling their efforts at so important a juncture . " This , " they added , " will be the true way to obtain such a peace as all good men ...
... means to apprise them that the only amends which they could make to public liberty was , by redoubling their efforts at so important a juncture . " This , " they added , " will be the true way to obtain such a peace as all good men ...
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... means and revenues of each ; and in matters of justice and police , care was equally taken that the prejudices of the Scots might not be shocked by the introduction of new laws and regulations , even though superior to their own . * The ...
... means and revenues of each ; and in matters of justice and police , care was equally taken that the prejudices of the Scots might not be shocked by the introduction of new laws and regulations , even though superior to their own . * The ...
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... means employed for this purpose , he recurred to the agency of General Grumbkow , who had been despatched by the king of Prussia on a mission to the head - quarters . The letters written by this adroit and intelligent observer ...
... means employed for this purpose , he recurred to the agency of General Grumbkow , who had been despatched by the king of Prussia on a mission to the head - quarters . The letters written by this adroit and intelligent observer ...
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