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In obedience to the Queen's commands , the Duke carry'd home the Seals . The next day the Queen sent for him , and told him , that notwithstanding he seem'd so discontented with her measures as to be unwilling to serve her longer ...
In obedience to the Queen's commands , the Duke carry'd home the Seals . The next day the Queen sent for him , and told him , that notwithstanding he seem'd so discontented with her measures as to be unwilling to serve her longer ...
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THE Duke of BUCKINGHAM kept his employments till the Queen's death , tho ' he was truly or falsely inform'd there was amongst some of her Ministers , a little before her death , a scheme laid to get him out ; tho ' there could be no ...
THE Duke of BUCKINGHAM kept his employments till the Queen's death , tho ' he was truly or falsely inform'd there was amongst some of her Ministers , a little before her death , a scheme laid to get him out ; tho ' there could be no ...
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UPON this occasion , I remember a pleasant difficulty which happen'd in the time of Queen ELIZABETH . An Act drawn about establishing her issue ; and the usual words of such statutes in her licentious Father's reign are ( issue lawfully ...
UPON this occasion , I remember a pleasant difficulty which happen'd in the time of Queen ELIZABETH . An Act drawn about establishing her issue ; and the usual words of such statutes in her licentious Father's reign are ( issue lawfully ...
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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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