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... Recent research into contemporary state Papers, diaries and memoirs (instead of, as hitherto, into scurrilous broadsheets and Whig pamphlets of the time) has done something to redress the balance. But, as Professor G. \\ T. Keeton points out in his masterly ...
... took place at W oburn each year; the other was t he embellishment of the Abbey. This he put into the hands of the fashionable Whig architect, H enry Holland, who was then in t he midst of transforming Carlton House for the Prince of Wales. Before dealing ...
... challenged and ultimately dominated by the strict canon of classical antiquity as laid down by Palladio and practised by the ·whig idealists. Camp bell Re-assessed One of the most important points to emerge from the new edition of the Early Georgian volume ...
... a staunch supporter of Charles J ames Fox, with whose cousins he had been largely brought up, the Duke at once declared his Whig allegiance, and took his place in the Prince's coterie at Carlton H ouse. H ere and at Brooks's Club he had ample opportunity ...
... Coleridge was so ay_gry, but easier to understand why Malthus foresaw disaster in the endless multiplication of mankind. H e was a Whig and a radical, and the date of his famous Essay reminds us of the bitter disappointment felt by young, ardent Englishmen in ...
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... hou eto re em ble a man-of-war. So it did, until the top storey was altered in the 19th century . The admiral was involved in Whig politics, and during his time t here are some reasons for thinking that the fi.r t cabinet meetings took place in the house ...
... took place at W oburn each year; the other was t he embellishment of the Abbey. This he put into the hands of the fashionable Whig architect, H enry Holland, who was then in t he midst of transforming Carlton House for the Prince of Wales. Before dealing ...
... Recent research into contemporary state Papers, diaries and memoirs (instead of, as hitherto, into scurrilous broadsheets and Whig pamphlets of the time) has done something to redress the balance. But, as Professor G. \\ T. Keeton points out in his masterly ...