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Page 16
... party lacked . The motive power , the moral force of the Rockingham party came from him . It was in recognition of this important obligation that they always excluded him from their cabinets . The Bedfords and the Rockinghams were ...
... party lacked . The motive power , the moral force of the Rockingham party came from him . It was in recognition of this important obligation that they always excluded him from their cabinets . The Bedfords and the Rockinghams were ...
Page 17
... parties : the Court party , the Bedfords , the Rockinghams , and Chatham's party . In that year Bute and Fox , having forced through the Peace of Paris , fell from power . Having failed to maintain a Court party in spite of the most ...
... parties : the Court party , the Bedfords , the Rockinghams , and Chatham's party . In that year Bute and Fox , having forced through the Peace of Paris , fell from power . Having failed to maintain a Court party in spite of the most ...
Page 239
... party man , I think it is a good thing for my party to come into office , were it only for a month . " Pitt pointed out that on the questions of parliamentary reform , religious disabilities , and abolition of the slave trade , they ...
... party man , I think it is a good thing for my party to come into office , were it only for a month . " Pitt pointed out that on the questions of parliamentary reform , religious disabilities , and abolition of the slave trade , they ...
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