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Page 346
... 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 from employments either about the king's ...
... 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 from employments either about the king's ...
Page 347
... king he somewhat presumptuously said that " he saw with concern that those persons who had hitherto deservedly had the greatest weight in this country were now driven out of any share in the government . " The king replied calmly that ...
... king he somewhat presumptuously said that " he saw with concern that those persons who had hitherto deservedly had the greatest weight in this country were now driven out of any share in the government . " The king replied calmly that ...
Page 349
... king pressed him to join the cabinet , and how honorable personal feelings . Mr. Mackenzie was Commons - and. get them he remained for some months at Luton - Hoo , but at last he got weary of his confinement , as well he might , and Lady ...
... king pressed him to join the cabinet , and how honorable personal feelings . Mr. Mackenzie was Commons - and. get them he remained for some months at Luton - Hoo , but at last he got weary of his confinement , as well he might , and Lady ...
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