The Percy Anecdotes: Original and Select, Volume 14G. Berger, 1868 - Anecdotes |
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Page 172
... remained undetermined , excepting one case relating to the proprietary lordship of Maryland , which was professedly postponed , on account of the present situation of America . One might speak to the same effect , concerning the last ...
... remained undetermined , excepting one case relating to the proprietary lordship of Maryland , which was professedly postponed , on account of the present situation of America . One might speak to the same effect , concerning the last ...
Page 49
... remained for six months in all the penitence of sorrow , until a promise of good beha- viour in future , restored them to their dwellings . The inhabitants keeping this severe treatment in remembrance , determined on retaliation . In ...
... remained for six months in all the penitence of sorrow , until a promise of good beha- viour in future , restored them to their dwellings . The inhabitants keeping this severe treatment in remembrance , determined on retaliation . In ...
Page 71
... the subject . The consequence was , that the minister never heard a syllable more of papers from his majesty , as long as he remained in office . Sir CLASSICAL WAGER . In an altercation in the House of THE SENATE . 71.
... the subject . The consequence was , that the minister never heard a syllable more of papers from his majesty , as long as he remained in office . Sir CLASSICAL WAGER . In an altercation in the House of THE SENATE . 71.
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