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The Leading Facts of English History
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Chapter 9 No.9
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tastes were far from being refined and he bluntly declared, "I don't like Boetry, and I don't like Bainting." His wife, Queen Caroline, was an able woman. She possessed the happy art of
t Walpole saw clearly that the peace policy was best for the nation, a
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