Letters, Sentences, and MaximsPutnam, 1888 - 327 σελίδες |
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... Viceroy of Ireland , then as Secretary of State and member of the Cabinet ( 1746-1748 ) , the honor was more nominal than real . In a word , Lord Chesterfield , at all times a noted politician in his own country , whether as one of the ...
... Viceroy of Ireland , then as Secretary of State and member of the Cabinet ( 1746-1748 ) , the honor was more nominal than real . In a word , Lord Chesterfield , at all times a noted politician in his own country , whether as one of the ...
Σελίδα 15
... Viceroy of Ireland or Secretary of State in London , he found time to write long letters full of minute details to him , to instruct him in small matters and to perfect him in mind and manner . The Chesterfield , then , that we love ...
... Viceroy of Ireland or Secretary of State in London , he found time to write long letters full of minute details to him , to instruct him in small matters and to perfect him in mind and manner . The Chesterfield , then , that we love ...
Σελίδα 62
... Viceroy of Ireland . THE PASSIONS . - Wherever you would per- suade or 62 Chesterfield's Letters ,
... Viceroy of Ireland . THE PASSIONS . - Wherever you would per- suade or 62 Chesterfield's Letters ,
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