The Life and Times of Henry, Lord Brougham, Volume 2Gregg International, 1972 |
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Page 93
... agree to it , but that it is only removing the difficulty one step , and leaving it there as great as ever . I mean , of course , if our friends in the House of Commons would take Whit- bread for their leader ; because I have never ...
... agree to it , but that it is only removing the difficulty one step , and leaving it there as great as ever . I mean , of course , if our friends in the House of Commons would take Whit- bread for their leader ; because I have never ...
Page 470
... agree with you in disbelieving the whole matter . Should there be anything more in it , I also agree with you in standing out of the way of any arrangement which might favour a better system . But I am out of the way in all events and ...
... agree with you in disbelieving the whole matter . Should there be anything more in it , I also agree with you in standing out of the way of any arrangement which might favour a better system . But I am out of the way in all events and ...
Page 506
... agree with what you say of Lady Jersey's language , that Lord Anglesey's conduct , and his constant endeavour to obtain a little personal popularity at the expense of the Government he was serving , has done infinite mischief , and ...
... agree with what you say of Lady Jersey's language , that Lord Anglesey's conduct , and his constant endeavour to obtain a little personal popularity at the expense of the Government he was serving , has done infinite mischief , and ...
Contents
TURNED FOR WINCHELSEA 165 | 65 |
CHAPTER XII | 134 |
CHAPTER XIII | 196 |
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