Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... Lord of the bed- chamber to King CHARLES ) offer'd to go and command the forces which were sent to defend it ; which was accepted of , and preparations made for that Expedition . Yet , as every one who is not insignificant at Court ...
... Lord of the bed- chamber to King CHARLES ) offer'd to go and command the forces which were sent to defend it ; which was accepted of , and preparations made for that Expedition . Yet , as every one who is not insignificant at Court ...
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... Lord Privy - seal , when the Duke of MARL- BOROUGH and Lord GODOLPHIN began to grow more inclin'd to the Whig than to the Tory party , to which they had been long thought firmly attach'd . The truth is , it was then , as ' tis too often ...
... Lord Privy - seal , when the Duke of MARL- BOROUGH and Lord GODOLPHIN began to grow more inclin'd to the Whig than to the Tory party , to which they had been long thought firmly attach'd . The truth is , it was then , as ' tis too often ...
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... Lord Chancellor ; adding farther , that he had still two old friends to serve with him , meaning Lord GODOLPHIN , and the Duke of MARLBOROUGH . The Chancellor's place was a revenue of 9000 pounds per ann . and as it de- pended more on ...
... Lord Chancellor ; adding farther , that he had still two old friends to serve with him , meaning Lord GODOLPHIN , and the Duke of MARLBOROUGH . The Chancellor's place was a revenue of 9000 pounds per ann . and as it de- pended more on ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
A CHARACTER OF KING CHARLES II page | 55 |
ON FRIENDSHIP | 65 |
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