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... Lord Elgin , we have no hesitation in saying that we do not think that his Lordship has been by any means handsomely treated on the score of the epitaph which he prepared . We do not mean by the pre- ference given to Mr. Walpole's ...
... Lord Elgin , we have no hesitation in saying that we do not think that his Lordship has been by any means handsomely treated on the score of the epitaph which he prepared . We do not mean by the pre- ference given to Mr. Walpole's ...
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... Lord Elgin's statements : in favour of whose testimony it should be added that , from private disagreements , all communication has for many years ceased between him and his former patron . The reader may remember that Lord Elgin , on ...
... Lord Elgin's statements : in favour of whose testimony it should be added that , from private disagreements , all communication has for many years ceased between him and his former patron . The reader may remember that Lord Elgin , on ...
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... Lord E. took immediate possession by affixing his own seal to the packages : this gentleman was not " negligent of Mr. Twed- dell's affairs " is not in any degree the cause of the loss of his effects - is not chargeable with authorship ...
... Lord E. took immediate possession by affixing his own seal to the packages : this gentleman was not " negligent of Mr. Twed- dell's affairs " is not in any degree the cause of the loss of his effects - is not chargeable with authorship ...
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