The Dublin University Magazine, Том 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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... Lord Castlereagh became the friend and firm ally of India's greatest governor - general , Lord Wellesley . But for the support thus timely given him at home against the worrying interference of the East India Directors , the conqueror ...
... Lord Castlereagh became the friend and firm ally of India's greatest governor - general , Lord Wellesley . But for the support thus timely given him at home against the worrying interference of the East India Directors , the conqueror ...
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... Lord Castlereagh into sending him a challenge , which led to his being seriously wounded , and to both com- batants having to resign their posts . Whatever blame might fall on the challenger himself , his opponent's un- derhand conduct ...
... Lord Castlereagh into sending him a challenge , which led to his being seriously wounded , and to both com- batants having to resign their posts . Whatever blame might fall on the challenger himself , his opponent's un- derhand conduct ...
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... Lord B- He spoke with some hesitation , as if he would have drop- ped the title for the moment . How- ever , we were all soon at our ease with one another ; my father and Lord B- had many subjects of in- terest in common , and evening ...
... Lord B- He spoke with some hesitation , as if he would have drop- ped the title for the moment . How- ever , we were all soon at our ease with one another ; my father and Lord B- had many subjects of in- terest in common , and evening ...
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