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Page 112
Alluding to the Letters of Lord Chatham to his Nephew Lord Camelford , lately
published , the preacher laments that the advice which they contained was not
regarded by the unfortunate nobleman to whom they were addressed , as it might
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Alluding to the Letters of Lord Chatham to his Nephew Lord Camelford , lately
published , the preacher laments that the advice which they contained was not
regarded by the unfortunate nobleman to whom they were addressed , as it might
...
Page 341
can be : if they agree with you in opinion , they will give you counsel who are the
lords most able to assist you , and also ... The lord John , his brother , was there
also , by whom they were much feasted : and to them they explained tie object of
...
can be : if they agree with you in opinion , they will give you counsel who are the
lords most able to assist you , and also ... The lord John , his brother , was there
also , by whom they were much feasted : and to them they explained tie object of
...
Page 344
The king , who was in the lower of his youth , showed himself on that day a
gallant knight , as did the earls of Derby , Pembroke , Hereford , Huntingdon ,
Northampton , and Gloucester ; the lord Reginald Cobham , lord Felton , Iord
Bradestan ...
The king , who was in the lower of his youth , showed himself on that day a
gallant knight , as did the earls of Derby , Pembroke , Hereford , Huntingdon ,
Northampton , and Gloucester ; the lord Reginald Cobham , lord Felton , Iord
Bradestan ...
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