George the ThirdKnopf, 1972 - 510 էջ |
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Արդյունքներ 83–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 73
... Certainly , then , there was a ' Court ' party in the new Parliament - but then there always had been in earlier Parliaments . Certainly too , the designation " Tory ' ( if seldom employed ) was THE YOUNG KING 73.
... Certainly , then , there was a ' Court ' party in the new Parliament - but then there always had been in earlier Parliaments . Certainly too , the designation " Tory ' ( if seldom employed ) was THE YOUNG KING 73.
Էջ 99
... certainly abandoned for the time being his intentions to purify British politics , concurred strongly with Bute and Fox over this purge of the Pelhamites . Any office - holder who had voted against the Government ' at a time like this ...
... certainly abandoned for the time being his intentions to purify British politics , concurred strongly with Bute and Fox over this purge of the Pelhamites . Any office - holder who had voted against the Government ' at a time like this ...
Էջ 246
... certainly knew as well as Burke or Chatham that any prospect of raising effectual taxes in America was dead , and told the King so , though George still hankered after keeping the tea tax as a point of principle . He was not so blind ...
... certainly knew as well as Burke or Chatham that any prospect of raising effectual taxes in America was dead , and told the King so , though George still hankered after keeping the tea tax as a point of principle . He was not so blind ...
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TWO The Education of a Prince | 27 |
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