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... George Grenville James Watson fit George Grenville ( 1712-70 ) , the second , and most politically able , of the Grenville brothers . Haughty and dry , his diligence and industry took him through a wide range of political posts under ...
... George Grenville James Watson fit George Grenville ( 1712-70 ) , the second , and most politically able , of the Grenville brothers . Haughty and dry , his diligence and industry took him through a wide range of political posts under ...
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... George's accession he even felt able to ask Pitt - unsuccessfully as it turned out for a post in the Board of Trade or the vacant position of Ambassador to Constantinople . The death of George II did not make an immediate Whispers about ...
... George's accession he even felt able to ask Pitt - unsuccessfully as it turned out for a post in the Board of Trade or the vacant position of Ambassador to Constantinople . The death of George II did not make an immediate Whispers about ...
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... George II by the simple process of finding a German princess without madness in her family's blood , explaining that he ' did not think ingrafting my half - witted coxcomb upon a mad woman would improve the breed ' . George III ...
... George II by the simple process of finding a German princess without madness in her family's blood , explaining that he ' did not think ingrafting my half - witted coxcomb upon a mad woman would improve the breed ' . George III ...
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The Infamous "Essay on Woman": Or, John Wilkes Seated Between Vice ..., Volume 2 Adrian Hamilton No preview available - 1972 |
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