Parley's Cabinet Library: Famous men of modern timesBradbury, Soden & Company, 1843 |
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... privy counsellor of legation ; in 1782 , he was appointed president of the chamber , and raised to the rank of a nobleman . In 1786 , Göthe visited Italy , where he spent two years . He continued to receive various marks of con- fidence ...
... privy counsellor of legation ; in 1782 , he was appointed president of the chamber , and raised to the rank of a nobleman . In 1786 , Göthe visited Italy , where he spent two years . He continued to receive various marks of con- fidence ...
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... privy counsellor was there ; but that about noon , especially , he loved to be in his garden . " Hereupon I questioned the good neighbor farther , to see how he stood disposed , and whether he would give me permission to visit his ...
... privy counsellor was there ; but that about noon , especially , he loved to be in his garden . " Hereupon I questioned the good neighbor farther , to see how he stood disposed , and whether he would give me permission to visit his ...
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... privy counsellor , and paymaster of the forces : this latter office had been regarded as the most lucrative under government , but Burke immediately brought in a bill of reform , by which these excessive emoluments were swept away , and ...
... privy counsellor , and paymaster of the forces : this latter office had been regarded as the most lucrative under government , but Burke immediately brought in a bill of reform , by which these excessive emoluments were swept away , and ...
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