Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... Queen ANNE's reign he was made Duke of BUCKINGHAM , and was at some times more in favour than at others , tho ' I think he was but once out of his employment , and then he resign'd it himself in the following manner . He was Lord Privy ...
... Queen ANNE's reign he was made Duke of BUCKINGHAM , and was at some times more in favour than at others , tho ' I think he was but once out of his employment , and then he resign'd it himself in the following manner . He was Lord Privy ...
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... Queen . She desir'd he would consider better of what he was doing , and take two or three days for that purpose . In obedience to the Queen's commands , the Duke carry'd home the Seals . The next day the Queen sent for him , and told ...
... Queen . She desir'd he would consider better of what he was doing , and take two or three days for that purpose . In obedience to the Queen's commands , the Duke carry'd home the Seals . The next day the Queen sent for him , and told ...
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... 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 good reason for it , but because he did not heartily ...
... 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 good reason for it , but because he did not heartily ...
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