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Page 369
... King that there was no per- sonal disrespect . " Her Majesty , being gone to her bedroom , commands me to say that ... King . Sir W. G. took this message to Mr Canning , and returned , saying that Mr Canning thought it quite impossible ...
... King that there was no per- sonal disrespect . " Her Majesty , being gone to her bedroom , commands me to say that ... King . Sir W. G. took this message to Mr Canning , and returned , saying that Mr Canning thought it quite impossible ...
Page 479
... King . In the preliminary dis- cussion he had with George IV . , Canning remained perfectly consistent on the question of Catholic eman- cipation , stating distinctly to the King that he should , whether in or out of office , act as ...
... King . In the preliminary dis- cussion he had with George IV . , Canning remained perfectly consistent on the question of Catholic eman- cipation , stating distinctly to the King that he should , whether in or out of office , act as ...
Page 514
... King had been told and believed that his speech ( I suppose the quotation ) was meant as a personal charge against ... King's illness delayed the settlement of it , and a further delay took place be- * The allusion here is to Denman ...
... King had been told and believed that his speech ( I suppose the quotation ) was meant as a personal charge against ... King's illness delayed the settlement of it , and a further delay took place be- * The allusion here is to Denman ...
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TURNED FOR WINCHELSEA 165 | 65 |
CHAPTER XII | 134 |
CHAPTER XIII | 196 |
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