The Quarterly Review, Volume 2John Murray, 1809 - English literature |
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Page 417
Mr . Canning ' s representation , and by the fact of his being prepared to quit his own office , if Lord Castlereagh should continue · in his . Is it meant to be imputed that he wished to retain Lord Castlereagh in office in the hope of ...
Mr . Canning ' s representation , and by the fact of his being prepared to quit his own office , if Lord Castlereagh should continue · in his . Is it meant to be imputed that he wished to retain Lord Castlereagh in office in the hope of ...
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If by this charge no more is meant than that Mr . Canning must have known , that Lord Camden was not authorised by Lord Castlereagh to conceal from him this particular transaction , it would undoubtedly be difficult to conceive a ...
If by this charge no more is meant than that Mr . Canning must have known , that Lord Camden was not authorised by Lord Castlereagh to conceal from him this particular transaction , it would undoubtedly be difficult to conceive a ...
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The same persons who now make him responsible for the dilatoriness of Lord Castlereagh ' s friends , and for the injury thence supposed to result to Lord Castlereagh ' s honour , would , in all probability , then have been foremost in ...
The same persons who now make him responsible for the dilatoriness of Lord Castlereagh ' s friends , and for the injury thence supposed to result to Lord Castlereagh ' s honour , would , in all probability , then have been foremost in ...
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of Chemistry in the University of Oxford | 61 |
Sermons on several Subjects by the late Rev William | 75 |
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