History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, Parts 2-3; Part 8 |
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... of wealth and power , the king , like the poor , became a charge on the public revenue ; and thus were king as well as people placed at the mercy of the aristocracy ; a state in which they have remained from that day to this . 13.
... of wealth and power , the king , like the poor , became a charge on the public revenue ; and thus were king as well as people placed at the mercy of the aristocracy ; a state in which they have remained from that day to this . 13.
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... that if the king could be at Catholic himself , and were permitted to place Catholics upon a a level with Protestants , all men would say , that the Reformation was unnecessary , and that the estates had been taken from the Catholic ...
... that if the king could be at Catholic himself , and were permitted to place Catholics upon a a level with Protestants , all men would say , that the Reformation was unnecessary , and that the estates had been taken from the Catholic ...
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For these reasons I shall pass over all the previous part of this king's life , and come at once to the time when he entered into that marriage which led to consequences which have engaged the attention , as well as excited some de gree ...
For these reasons I shall pass over all the previous part of this king's life , and come at once to the time when he entered into that marriage which led to consequences which have engaged the attention , as well as excited some de gree ...
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The commissioners were to be , the speaker of the House of Commons ; the chancellor of the Exchequer ; the master of the King's household ; the accountant - general of the court of Chancery ; and the surveyor - general of the crown ...
The commissioners were to be , the speaker of the House of Commons ; the chancellor of the Exchequer ; the master of the King's household ; the accountant - general of the court of Chancery ; and the surveyor - general of the crown ...
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The commissioners were to be , the speaker of the House of Commons ; the chancellor of the Exchequer ; the master of the King's household ; the accountant - general of the court of Chancery ; and the surveyor - general of the crown ...
The commissioners were to be , the speaker of the House of Commons ; the chancellor of the Exchequer ; the master of the King's household ; the accountant - general of the court of Chancery ; and the surveyor - general of the crown ...
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| Title | History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, Parts 2-3; Part 8 History of the Regency and Reign of King George the Fourth, William Cobbett |
| Author | William Cobbett |
| Publisher | William Cobbett, 1830 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 29 Mar 2006 |
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