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Page 91
... electoral blacklist of those whose loyalty to Hanover was suspect . 35 Equally symptomatic of the party's uneasy state of mind , and still more unfortunate in tarnishing the Tory image in the eyes of the Electoral Court , was its ...
... electoral blacklist of those whose loyalty to Hanover was suspect . 35 Equally symptomatic of the party's uneasy state of mind , and still more unfortunate in tarnishing the Tory image in the eyes of the Electoral Court , was its ...
Page 318
... electoral families ( the Howards , the Lowthers and the Whartons ) , was more effective and more liberally financed than their own.116 How much Whig organisation in Buckinghamshire normally owed to Wharton's peerless brand of personal ...
... electoral families ( the Howards , the Lowthers and the Whartons ) , was more effective and more liberally financed than their own.116 How much Whig organisation in Buckinghamshire normally owed to Wharton's peerless brand of personal ...
Page 323
... electoral patron . A second was a variation of the patron - client relationship , based on professional rather than electoral obligation , and involving particularly army and navy officers and lawyers . A third - more easily overlooked ...
... electoral patron . A second was a variation of the patron - client relationship , based on professional rather than electoral obligation , and involving particularly army and navy officers and lawyers . A third - more easily overlooked ...
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