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He has often said , he was never so much delighted by any favours afterwards receiv'd from the Court , as he was at that early mark of distinction . AFTERWARDS England being at peace with every body , he ask'd leave to make a Campaign ...
He has often said , he was never so much delighted by any favours afterwards receiv'd from the Court , as he was at that early mark of distinction . AFTERWARDS England being at peace with every body , he ask'd leave to make a Campaign ...
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well - meant zeal of his own children , and a desire in his subjects to mend their circumstances by a change of governBut as undoubtedly several unjustifiable as well as imprudent measures were taken by that Court , the Earl of MŪLGRAVE ...
well - meant zeal of his own children , and a desire in his subjects to mend their circumstances by a change of governBut as undoubtedly several unjustifiable as well as imprudent measures were taken by that Court , the Earl of MŪLGRAVE ...
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( the Payment of which , by the ill offices of a Favourite at Court , had been for some time discontiu'd ) when by a just representation to the Queen by Lord Treasurer OXFORD , that Pension began to be rejay'd , he always brought the ...
( the Payment of which , by the ill offices of a Favourite at Court , had been for some time discontiu'd ) when by a just representation to the Queen by Lord Treasurer OXFORD , that Pension began to be rejay'd , he always brought the ...
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Inhalt
A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham The Courtier's library |
| Autor/in | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham |
| Verlag | Haworth Press, 1933 |
| Länge | 120 Seiten |
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