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The King telling him this Story , ask'd with a smile , “ Pray , my Lord , what would you have done , if my agent had acquainted you with the whole business ? ” “ Sir , " said the Lord MULGRAVE , “ I should have discovered it to the ...
The King telling him this Story , ask'd with a smile , “ Pray , my Lord , what would you have done , if my agent had acquainted you with the whole business ? ” “ Sir , " said the Lord MULGRAVE , “ I should have discovered it to the ...
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WHEN the Duke saw all the measures , form'd and begun against the Tory party , by the two chief people in power with the Queen , the Duke of MARLBOROUGH and the Lord Treasurer GODOLPHIN , being sensible he could never overbalance that ...
WHEN the Duke saw all the measures , form'd and begun against the Tory party , by the two chief people in power with the Queen , the Duke of MARLBOROUGH and the Lord Treasurer GODOLPHIN , being sensible he could never overbalance that ...
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The Duke on one great occasion differ'd from him and the rest of the Ministers , except the Lord BOLINGBROOK , who , I believe , was of his opinion in that Affair . It was in relation to the poor Catalonians , whose interests he thought ...
The Duke on one great occasion differ'd from him and the rest of the Ministers , except the Lord BOLINGBROOK , who , I believe , was of his opinion in that Affair . It was in relation to the poor Catalonians , whose interests he thought ...
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A SHORT LIFE OF THE DUKE | 11 |
Loves SLAVERY AND OTHER POEMS page | 27 |
ON FRIENDSHIP page | 65 |
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