Kings & Desperate Men: Life in Eighteenth-century EnglandLife in eighteenth century England in the time of the French Revolution. |
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His second wife was of high but not the highest rank , and happening one day to tap the Duke playfully with her fan , he turned on her in anger , saying : “ My first wife was a Percy , and she never dared to take such a liberty .
His second wife was of high but not the highest rank , and happening one day to tap the Duke playfully with her fan , he turned on her in anger , saying : “ My first wife was a Percy , and she never dared to take such a liberty .
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The King in his extremity now turned to a young man not yet twenty - five , whom already two years earlier he had turned to without success , and asked him to take over the government . This time Chatham's son assented .
The King in his extremity now turned to a young man not yet twenty - five , whom already two years earlier he had turned to without success , and asked him to take over the government . This time Chatham's son assented .
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ings , wherein Fox took part – though the chief glory of the trial , which turned out to be its eloquence , belongs to neither , but to Sheridan and Burke . But Fox , wherever possible , opposed Pitt ; and in the matter of the Regency ...
ings , wherein Fox took part – though the chief glory of the trial , which turned out to be its eloquence , belongs to neither , but to Sheridan and Burke . But Fox , wherever possible , opposed Pitt ; and in the matter of the Regency ...
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