Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield, Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 120 Seiten |
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... death , as to fall into a violent fit of sickness ) yet marrying again , the care of his education was left to a Governor only . He was a learned man , but too much neglected the studies of his Pupil , either from too great an ...
... death , as to fall into a violent fit of sickness ) yet marrying again , the care of his education was left to a Governor only . He was a learned man , but too much neglected the studies of his Pupil , either from too great an ...
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... 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 good reason for it , but because he did not heartily join in ...
... 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 good reason for it , but because he did not heartily join in ...
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... death , and pretend he was born of her , and bred up privately . 7. ANOTHER observation is , that by the word ( Compagne ) a Queen Dowager is excluded according to the opinion of all Lawyers ; yet this is not so clear , if we consider ...
... death , and pretend he was born of her , and bred up privately . 7. ANOTHER observation is , that by the word ( Compagne ) a Queen Dowager is excluded according to the opinion of all Lawyers ; yet this is not so clear , if we consider ...
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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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