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Page 228
... Court Whig commoners as a whole presented was one made up of a series of subtly graded shades rather than of a single dominant colour ; some members were more " Court " than Whig ; others very much the reverse . Among those who held ...
... Court Whig commoners as a whole presented was one made up of a series of subtly graded shades rather than of a single dominant colour ; some members were more " Court " than Whig ; others very much the reverse . Among those who held ...
Page 229
... Court Whig commoners , being either in office or in hopes of office , were regular in their attendance at the House , and were therefore vulnerable to the particular pressures which the Court party ( as we shall discover ) was often in ...
... Court Whig commoners , being either in office or in hopes of office , were regular in their attendance at the House , and were therefore vulnerable to the particular pressures which the Court party ( as we shall discover ) was often in ...
Page 401
... Court Whig peers , of whom there were always over a score in every Parliament of Anne's reign and around thirty by ... Court " , 64 pensioners and the recipients of temporary subsidies . Whenever the Queen's Managers found it necessary ...
... Court Whig peers , of whom there were always over a score in every Parliament of Anne's reign and around thirty by ... Court " , 64 pensioners and the recipients of temporary subsidies . Whenever the Queen's Managers found it necessary ...
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