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... peace with France and Spain which had just been concluded by Lord Bute, as soon as he had turned out the elder Pitt and the Whigs, and the King, who had been on the throne two years, was boldly feeling his way towards governing as well as reigning. Pitt ...

... Reformrnbill, desired to strengthen their own intermediate position by form- ing an alliance with certain of the aristocratic whigs hitherto attacbed to the late government. Incredible as it may seem, they are said to have cherished hopes of alienating no ...

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... R eform Bill, desiredto strengthen their own intermediate, positionhbyforming an alliance with certain of the aristocratic Whigs hitherto attached to the late Government, land: cherished hopes of alienating Lord Hartington with the offer of leadership ...