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Page 161
... Commons was , beyond all comparison , the least refractory House of Commons that had been known for many years . Indeed , we have never been able to understand how , after so long a period of misgovernment , the representatives of the ...
... Commons was , beyond all comparison , the least refractory House of Commons that had been known for many years . Indeed , we have never been able to understand how , after so long a period of misgovernment , the representatives of the ...
Page 228
... Commons had ever seen . Of all the members of the cabinet , Carteret was the most eloquent and accomplished . His talents for debate were of the first order ; his knowledge of foreign affairs superior to that of any living statesman ...
... Commons had ever seen . Of all the members of the cabinet , Carteret was the most eloquent and accomplished . His talents for debate were of the first order ; his knowledge of foreign affairs superior to that of any living statesman ...
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... Commons had been constantly on the latter . But almost all the statesmen of the the increase . During many years the person age had still to learn that the confidence of the who conducted the business of the government nation was worth ...
... Commons had been constantly on the latter . But almost all the statesmen of the the increase . During many years the person age had still to learn that the confidence of the who conducted the business of the government nation was worth ...
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