The History of the Life and Reign of William the Fourth, the Reform Monarch of EnglandWilliam Emans, 1837 |
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Σελίδα 19
... allowed to squander in the grossest of indulgences , and at a time when the people was literally starving for bread . It is necessary that some of these circumstances should be strictly borne in mind , as they had a powerful influence ...
... allowed to squander in the grossest of indulgences , and at a time when the people was literally starving for bread . It is necessary that some of these circumstances should be strictly borne in mind , as they had a powerful influence ...
Σελίδα 41
... allowed to remain at home in the full enjoyment of their youthful amusements , and with the prospect of a life of continued pleasure opening upon them . The character of George III . , was mulish , and obstinate to the very last degree ...
... allowed to remain at home in the full enjoyment of their youthful amusements , and with the prospect of a life of continued pleasure opening upon them . The character of George III . , was mulish , and obstinate to the very last degree ...
Σελίδα 62
... allowed him five shillings a week , which was punctually paid him to the hour of his death ; and to the last , he continued to swear , " by the Royal William , " that Prince William Henry was the trump of a sailor . In his general ...
... allowed him five shillings a week , which was punctually paid him to the hour of his death ; and to the last , he continued to swear , " by the Royal William , " that Prince William Henry was the trump of a sailor . In his general ...
Σελίδα 78
... allowed , but under circumstances of the most pressing nature ; the sailing of the channel fleet was looked upon more as a temporary cruise , and the enemy . knew well how to take advantage of this regular absence of the English fleet ...
... allowed , but under circumstances of the most pressing nature ; the sailing of the channel fleet was looked upon more as a temporary cruise , and the enemy . knew well how to take advantage of this regular absence of the English fleet ...
Σελίδα 81
... allowed his son two hundred more , when he commanded a ship of his own . The Prince never allowed the poorest midshipman of the mess , to feel that he was differently circumstanced from the rest . His kindness to all was uniformly the ...
... allowed his son two hundred more , when he commanded a ship of his own . The Prince never allowed the poorest midshipman of the mess , to feel that he was differently circumstanced from the rest . His kindness to all was uniformly the ...
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The History of the Life and Reign of William the Fourth, the Reform Monarch ... Robert Huish Προβολή αποσπασμάτων - 1837 |
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