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At the grand ball given by Lord and Lady Anglesey ( he who had lost a leg at
Waterloo ) neither host nor hostess appeared , and the daughters of a former
marriage had to do the honours . A further sensation was caused by the presence
...
At the grand ball given by Lord and Lady Anglesey ( he who had lost a leg at
Waterloo ) neither host nor hostess appeared , and the daughters of a former
marriage had to do the honours . A further sensation was caused by the presence
...
Page 271
In addition we are given the Kneller family tree , a catalogue of his principal
works and of mezzotints after his works , and a chart of English Portrait Painters .
We are also given 86 strikingly good reproductions of Kneller ' s work to adorn
this ...
In addition we are given the Kneller family tree , a catalogue of his principal
works and of mezzotints after his works , and a chart of English Portrait Painters .
We are also given 86 strikingly good reproductions of Kneller ' s work to adorn
this ...
Page 342
An entertaining part of the story is to be found in the correspondence between
Disraeli and the Queen , given in full in Buckle ' s work , and in letters to Lady
Bradford . Describing the speed with which the transaction must be carried
through he ...
An entertaining part of the story is to be found in the correspondence between
Disraeli and the Queen , given in full in Buckle ' s work , and in letters to Lady
Bradford . Describing the speed with which the transaction must be carried
through he ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1949 |
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