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Page 52
... Bolingbroke ; and the very fact of his intimate involvement makes his later analysis of his own motives , and of those of the other Tories who shared the spoils of victory with him , all the more striking at first sight . With every ...
... Bolingbroke ; and the very fact of his intimate involvement makes his later analysis of his own motives , and of those of the other Tories who shared the spoils of victory with him , all the more striking at first sight . With every ...
Page 54
... Bolingbroke already far removed from the optimistic , vital young politician who had become Secretary of State after the fall of the Whigs . Indeed the opinions of Bolingbroke the exile and propagandist are nowhere more effectively ...
... Bolingbroke already far removed from the optimistic , vital young politician who had become Secretary of State after the fall of the Whigs . Indeed the opinions of Bolingbroke the exile and propagandist are nowhere more effectively ...
Page 457
... Bolingbroke factions in the Cabinet became irreconcileable . Schism bill ( T ) , aimed at dissenting academies , introduced into the Commons by Bolingbroke's supporters— “ A mine to blow up the White Staff " . Schism bill narrowly ...
... Bolingbroke factions in the Cabinet became irreconcileable . Schism bill ( T ) , aimed at dissenting academies , introduced into the Commons by Bolingbroke's supporters— “ A mine to blow up the White Staff " . Schism bill narrowly ...
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