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Page 154
... months by consoling the fallen Secretary of State , from whom she could certainly not be suspected of taking money ? Sarah Lennox , who saw little of her nephew now that he had quarrelled with her brother Richmond , writes to Susan Fox ...
... months by consoling the fallen Secretary of State , from whom she could certainly not be suspected of taking money ? Sarah Lennox , who saw little of her nephew now that he had quarrelled with her brother Richmond , writes to Susan Fox ...
Page 183
... months by skill and courage against the bluster of a hubristic majority . Fox came before the electorate as a man of thirty - five , the son of England's wealthiest time - server ; who had started life as an outrageous reactionary ; who ...
... months by skill and courage against the bluster of a hubristic majority . Fox came before the electorate as a man of thirty - five , the son of England's wealthiest time - server ; who had started life as an outrageous reactionary ; who ...
Page 197
... months in office , he had spent six months recruiting in the arms of Mrs. Robinson . After his second term of nine months , he came to rest on the experienced bosom of Mrs. Armistead . From her only death was to part him . 3. THE ...
... months in office , he had spent six months recruiting in the arms of Mrs. Robinson . After his second term of nine months , he came to rest on the experienced bosom of Mrs. Armistead . From her only death was to part him . 3. THE ...
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