King George IIIConstable, 1972 - 411 Seiten |
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... brother younger than me allowed to go in quest of the enemy . ' Prince Edward at that moment was on board the Ramillies in the squadron under the command of Rear - Admiral George Rodney which had been sent to Le Havre to destroy the ...
... brother younger than me allowed to go in quest of the enemy . ' Prince Edward at that moment was on board the Ramillies in the squadron under the command of Rear - Admiral George Rodney which had been sent to Le Havre to destroy the ...
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... brother ; and in 1761 the Duke of York as the eldest of the King's brothers had the strongest claim . King George not only passed him over but delayed the nomination for two years until the birth of his second son . Lady Mary Coke ...
... brother ; and in 1761 the Duke of York as the eldest of the King's brothers had the strongest claim . King George not only passed him over but delayed the nomination for two years until the birth of his second son . Lady Mary Coke ...
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... brother he would never marry Lady Waldegrave . Throughout the affair of the Duke of Cumberland's marriage the King had written regularly to the Duke of Gloucester , then in Italy , and had confided everything to him . The Duke had ...
... brother he would never marry Lady Waldegrave . Throughout the affair of the Duke of Cumberland's marriage the King had written regularly to the Duke of Gloucester , then in Italy , and had confided everything to him . The Duke had ...
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THE HOUSE OF HANOVER I | 1 |
PRINCE OF WALES | 26 |
POLITICAL APPRENTICESHIP | 73 |
Urheberrecht | |
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