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Page 168
... tion was quite as applicable then as in 1820. Romilly , too , states in his diary that the proceedings of 1813 and 1814 , under my guidance , had been attended with perfect success ( which his experience of the de- licate investigation ...
... tion was quite as applicable then as in 1820. Romilly , too , states in his diary that the proceedings of 1813 and 1814 , under my guidance , had been attended with perfect success ( which his experience of the de- licate investigation ...
Page 202
... tion on this matter with the old Princess , and would strongly recommend a strict observance of the same reserve ; not only because I do not think her discre- tion to be trusted , but because any appearance of con- necting this with her ...
... tion on this matter with the old Princess , and would strongly recommend a strict observance of the same reserve ; not only because I do not think her discre- tion to be trusted , but because any appearance of con- necting this with her ...
Page 377
... tion . Indeed , it might even have been reckoned a more complete admission that her case was bad . On the other hand , her refusal by our advice was of little avail compared with her own determination to meet the charge . When we had ...
... tion . Indeed , it might even have been reckoned a more complete admission that her case was bad . On the other hand , her refusal by our advice was of little avail compared with her own determination to meet the charge . When we had ...
Contents
TURNED FOR WINCHELSEA 165 | 65 |
CHAPTER XII | 134 |
CHAPTER XIII | 196 |
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