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Pagina 311
... Royal Highness Prince Leopold for a personal interview , Her Majesty would be sorry if the act alluded to were suitably described by the word rejection ; and Her Majesty is eager to observe on this part of your letter , that , if the ...
... Royal Highness Prince Leopold for a personal interview , Her Majesty would be sorry if the act alluded to were suitably described by the word rejection ; and Her Majesty is eager to observe on this part of your letter , that , if the ...
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... Royal Highness , Her Majesty is confident no one can question . On this statement of grounds Her Majesty has first to suggest for the consideration of His Royal Highness whether , to represent His Majesty as ready to take positive ...
... Royal Highness , Her Majesty is confident no one can question . On this statement of grounds Her Majesty has first to suggest for the consideration of His Royal Highness whether , to represent His Majesty as ready to take positive ...
Pagina 313
... Royal Highness can , surely , not have adopted the opinion that a series of unjust and barbarous treatment , of however long duration , has bereft her Majesty of a right to expect from His Royal Highness every feeling of duty which , as ...
... Royal Highness can , surely , not have adopted the opinion that a series of unjust and barbarous treatment , of however long duration , has bereft her Majesty of a right to expect from His Royal Highness every feeling of duty which , as ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION AND AFTER By the Right Hon Lord Ribblesdale | 20 |
A GREAT DEMOCRATIC REFORM By Harold | 34 |
RECOLLECTIONS OF COPENHAGEN IN THE SIXTIES By Lady Paget | 44 |
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