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And as to those virtues and abilities of which the Earl of Lauderdale spoke ,
though no one was presumptuous enough to deny , or to express a doubt as to
their existence ; no one , on the other hand , appeared to be able to deduce a
proof of ...
And as to those virtues and abilities of which the Earl of Lauderdale spoke ,
though no one was presumptuous enough to deny , or to express a doubt as to
their existence ; no one , on the other hand , appeared to be able to deduce a
proof of ...
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And as to those virtues and abilities of which the Earl of Lauderdale spoke ,
though no one was presumptuous enough to deny , or to express a doubt as to
their existence ; no one , on the other hand , appeared to be able to deduce a
proof of ...
And as to those virtues and abilities of which the Earl of Lauderdale spoke ,
though no one was presumptuous enough to deny , or to express a doubt as to
their existence ; no one , on the other hand , appeared to be able to deduce a
proof of ...
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... several witnesses , the copies of whose depositions we have hereunto
annexed ; and , in further execution of the said commands we now most
respectfully submit to your majesty the report of these examinations as it has
appeared to us : but ...
... several witnesses , the copies of whose depositions we have hereunto
annexed ; and , in further execution of the said commands we now most
respectfully submit to your majesty the report of these examinations as it has
appeared to us : but ...
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... conviction that there is no foundation whatever for believing that the child now
with the princess is the child of her royal highness , or that she was delivered of
any child in the year 1802 ; nor has any thing appeared to us which would
warrant ...
... conviction that there is no foundation whatever for believing that the child now
with the princess is the child of her royal highness , or that she was delivered of
any child in the year 1802 ; nor has any thing appeared to us which would
warrant ...
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The publication was delayed , however ; it never appeared until 1813 ; and then ,
as will be shown in due time and place , it was brought forth by the acts of the
writer of this history , had it not been for whom , the probability is , that it never ...
The publication was delayed , however ; it never appeared until 1813 ; and then ,
as will be shown in due time and place , it was brought forth by the acts of the
writer of this history , had it not been for whom , the probability is , that it never ...
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