Memoirs of Richard Cumberland, Volume 2Lackington, Allen, & Company, 1807 - 432 pages |
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... thought it by no means necessary to decline a conversation with the " ambassador under proper reserve . He was soon " told that his arrival was anxiously expected " at Aranjuez . No expression of good will to << him , to me , and to the ...
... thought it by no means necessary to decline a conversation with the " ambassador under proper reserve . He was soon " told that his arrival was anxiously expected " at Aranjuez . No expression of good will to << him , to me , and to the ...
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... thought it for his majesty's " service that I should no longer hesitate to pursue the advice of Mr. Hussey , but re- " solve to set out upon my journey for Spain . 66 66 66 " The high opinion I entertain of Mr. Hus- sey's understanding ...
... thought it for his majesty's " service that I should no longer hesitate to pursue the advice of Mr. Hussey , but re- " solve to set out upon my journey for Spain . 66 66 66 " The high opinion I entertain of Mr. Hus- sey's understanding ...
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... thoughts , 66 66 or to be of another man's dictating . He " tells me in the same memorandum , that at Aranjuez every thing else , as well as his " heart , will be ready to receive me : these expressions from Mr. Hussey I know to be " no ...
... thoughts , 66 66 or to be of another man's dictating . He " tells me in the same memorandum , that at Aranjuez every thing else , as well as his " heart , will be ready to receive me : these expressions from Mr. Hussey I know to be " no ...
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... thoughts were soon distressfully occupied by the account , which met me , of the riots and disturbances in London by what was called Lord George Gor- don's mob , which all but quite extinguished my hopes of success in the very outset of ...
... thoughts were soon distressfully occupied by the account , which met me , of the riots and disturbances in London by what was called Lord George Gor- don's mob , which all but quite extinguished my hopes of success in the very outset of ...
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... perfectly willing to acquiesce in it , as giving my ministers the chance of getting out of a war , which I thought good policy would rather have sought to narrow in its ex- tent than to widen , and which ever since I 54 MEMOIRS OF.
... perfectly willing to acquiesce in it , as giving my ministers the chance of getting out of a war , which I thought good policy would rather have sought to narrow in its ex- tent than to widen , and which ever since I 54 MEMOIRS OF.
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