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Page 343
... Lord Bute seemed a fit object to excite popular He called on Lord Mansfield and the bench , he called on the bishops and the church , to rise in his behalf , and stop these villanies . But his great theme was the corruption which ...
... Lord Bute seemed a fit object to excite popular He called on Lord Mansfield and the bench , he called on the bishops and the church , to rise in his behalf , and stop these villanies . But his great theme was the corruption which ...
Page 346
... Lord Bute , " and " the weakness " of the king , to insist on the total exclu- 137 . sion of Lord Bute from the royal councils and presence forever , " and a total removal of his friends Friend Malton's son , educated in the principles ...
... Lord Bute , " and " the weakness " of the king , to insist on the total exclu- 137 . sion of Lord Bute from the royal councils and presence forever , " and a total removal of his friends Friend Malton's son , educated in the principles ...
Page 349
... Bute endeavored to make in- terest with Bedford , through Lord Gower , to her lord's proscription removed . He had his daughters to settle in the world , and other affairs to arrange in town . Would his grace amiably allow him to come ...
... Bute endeavored to make in- terest with Bedford , through Lord Gower , to her lord's proscription removed . He had his daughters to settle in the world , and other affairs to arrange in town . Would his grace amiably allow him to come ...
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