American Monthly Knickerbocker, Bind 12Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1838 |
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... William Knighton , Bart . , keeper of the privy purse , during the reign of His Majesty , George the Fourth , including his correspondence with many distinguished personages . By Lady Knighton . ' Philadelphia : CABEY , LEA AND ...
... William Knighton , Bart . , keeper of the privy purse , during the reign of His Majesty , George the Fourth , including his correspondence with many distinguished personages . By Lady Knighton . ' Philadelphia : CABEY , LEA AND ...
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... William Knighton , as a specimen of Scott's management with this prince : " MY DEAR SIR WILLIAM , I have a circumstance to mention which concerns myself only , and therefore would be most unworthy of being mentioned to his Majesty ...
... William Knighton , as a specimen of Scott's management with this prince : " MY DEAR SIR WILLIAM , I have a circumstance to mention which concerns myself only , and therefore would be most unworthy of being mentioned to his Majesty ...
Side 358
... William Knighton , and the duke he styles the ' architect of his little fortunes . Sentiment would avoid , instead of seeking , such favors . We desired the reader to note the admission of Scott , that Lord Melville had not favored him ...
... William Knighton , and the duke he styles the ' architect of his little fortunes . Sentiment would avoid , instead of seeking , such favors . We desired the reader to note the admission of Scott , that Lord Melville had not favored him ...
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... WILLIAM KNIGHTON'S Memoirs ; Life , Works , and Correspondence , of Sir WILLIAM TEMPLE ; Strictures on a Life of WILLIAM WILBERFORCE ; and Remarks on an Article in the Edinburgh , on the Times of George the Third and George the Fourth ...
... WILLIAM KNIGHTON'S Memoirs ; Life , Works , and Correspondence , of Sir WILLIAM TEMPLE ; Strictures on a Life of WILLIAM WILBERFORCE ; and Remarks on an Article in the Edinburgh , on the Times of George the Third and George the Fourth ...
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