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... ment over a hundred and fifty millions of people . In America , all her rich possessions in the West Indies passed into the hands of Great Britain . Louisburg , Quebec , Ticonderoga , Crown Point , Oswego , Niagara , Fort Duquesne [ now ...
... ment over a hundred and fifty millions of people . In America , all her rich possessions in the West Indies passed into the hands of Great Britain . Louisburg , Quebec , Ticonderoga , Crown Point , Oswego , Niagara , Fort Duquesne [ now ...
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... ment , 13 ; a manager of impeach- ment of Strafford , 13 ; against Bill of Attainder , 14 ; character of his eloquence , 14 Disposition : analysis of , xxxix Dundas , Henry : defence of Has- tings , 124 East India Bill : Fox's speech ...
... ment , 13 ; a manager of impeach- ment of Strafford , 13 ; against Bill of Attainder , 14 ; character of his eloquence , 14 Disposition : analysis of , xxxix Dundas , Henry : defence of Has- tings , 124 East India Bill : Fox's speech ...
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... ment , xxxviii - xlvii Grattan , Henry : comment on Chatham's language , 68 ; Trinity College , Dublin , 158 ; Middle Temple , 158 ; interest in elo- quence of Lord Chatham , 158 ; admitted to bar , 1772 , 158 ; mem- ber of Irish ...
... ment , xxxviii - xlvii Grattan , Henry : comment on Chatham's language , 68 ; Trinity College , Dublin , 158 ; Middle Temple , 158 ; interest in elo- quence of Lord Chatham , 158 ; admitted to bar , 1772 , 158 ; mem- ber of Irish ...
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SIR JOHN ELIOT | 3 |
SIR ROBERT WALPOLE | 19 |
LORD MAnsfield | 69 |
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