The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 103A. Constable, 1856 |
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... party coming in from the westward ; all went out to meet them , and assist them in . A second party was then seen . Dr. Domville was the first person I met . I cannot describe my feelings when he told me that Captain M'Clure was among ...
... party coming in from the westward ; all went out to meet them , and assist them in . A second party was then seen . Dr. Domville was the first person I met . I cannot describe my feelings when he told me that Captain M'Clure was among ...
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... parties , the King did not prefer the Tories on account of their democratic tendencies . He chafed at the oligarchy of the Whig houses , because the Whigs put a bit in his mouth ; whereas the Tory party was a quiet beast of burden ...
... parties , the King did not prefer the Tories on account of their democratic tendencies . He chafed at the oligarchy of the Whig houses , because the Whigs put a bit in his mouth ; whereas the Tory party was a quiet beast of burden ...
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... party divisions in the early part of the reign of George III . : -The ' Whigs of 1763 , no longer the Whigs of King William or Queen Anne , may be justly termed the founders of that distinguished party which bears their name at the ...
... party divisions in the early part of the reign of George III . : -The ' Whigs of 1763 , no longer the Whigs of King William or Queen Anne , may be justly termed the founders of that distinguished party which bears their name at the ...
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