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... Lord Chesterfield was negotiating the second Treaty of Vienna ; his natural son , Philip Stanhope , to whom other famous letters were to be addressed , was born in the following year . The future Lord Chatham , having left Oxford ...
... Lord Chesterfield was negotiating the second Treaty of Vienna ; his natural son , Philip Stanhope , to whom other famous letters were to be addressed , was born in the following year . The future Lord Chatham , having left Oxford ...
Page 239
... Lord Dartmouth , then with Joseph Hill , who was made Secretary to Thurlow when that fiery and obscene Tory became Lord Chancellor in 1778 , and later with Newton after he had moved to London in 1780 , the poet strove to get petitions ...
... Lord Dartmouth , then with Joseph Hill , who was made Secretary to Thurlow when that fiery and obscene Tory became Lord Chancellor in 1778 , and later with Newton after he had moved to London in 1780 , the poet strove to get petitions ...
Page 385
... Lord , 152 Aspray , Mr. , 234 , 256 Austen , Dr. , 372 Austen , Lady , 258 , 265 , 270-281 , 285- 290 , 291 , 347 , 350 Austen , Sir Robert , 271 , 276 Austrian Succession , War of , 36 Authentic Narrative ( Newton ) , 196 Aveley , 194 ...
... Lord , 152 Aspray , Mr. , 234 , 256 Austen , Dr. , 372 Austen , Lady , 258 , 265 , 270-281 , 285- 290 , 291 , 347 , 350 Austen , Sir Robert , 271 , 276 Austrian Succession , War of , 36 Authentic Narrative ( Newton ) , 196 Aveley , 194 ...
Contents
FOREWORD II | 11 |
AN EXTRAMUNDANE AND HIS WORLD | 34 |
THE EVANGELICAL REVIVAL | 158 |
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