Enigmas of HistoryM. Joseph, 1957 - 253 pages |
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Page 80
... sent to Milan . ' ' Then , ' said Brougham , his long arms waving in their characteristic angular fashion , ' I wish to know whether I am obliged to go on with this Bill ? ' · • · The King's Attorney - General stumbled through ...
... sent to Milan . ' ' Then , ' said Brougham , his long arms waving in their characteristic angular fashion , ' I wish to know whether I am obliged to go on with this Bill ? ' · • · The King's Attorney - General stumbled through ...
Page 87
... sent to the Prime Minister for instructions . A troop of Life Guards was sent , with orders to divert the procession through the Park and gain Edgware Road by way of what is now Marble Arch . But the populace closed the Park gates and ...
... sent to the Prime Minister for instructions . A troop of Life Guards was sent , with orders to divert the procession through the Park and gain Edgware Road by way of what is now Marble Arch . But the populace closed the Park gates and ...
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... sent to the Fleet prison and , though he was released after about six weeks , he was forbidden thereafter to come within ten miles of London or the Court . But , for the remaining eight months of James's life , Buckingham could not free ...
... sent to the Fleet prison and , though he was released after about six weeks , he was forbidden thereafter to come within ten miles of London or the Court . But , for the remaining eight months of James's life , Buckingham could not free ...
Contents
FOREWORD II | 11 |
The Wives of King George IV | 19 |
The Parentage of Queen Elizabeth I | 91 |
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