Titlebook: Sir James Graham; J. T. Ward Book 1967 J. T. Ward 1967 Anglican Church.Conservative Party.England.Political Reform.British Politics

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The Making of a Whig,monstrated the wealth behind the social challenge to the gentry. And in the great docks, markets and business houses, in small factories and back-street sweat shops — unhygienic, unknown, unpoliced — worked the astonishing range of craftsmen, clerks and labourers who made up the varied hierarchies of the London working classes.

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The Formative Years,a Cumbrian baronet, and he was newly released from two wasted years at Oxford. In the spring his reluctant father and the more willing Dean of Christ Church had agreed that he should leave the University and travel abroad. Eleven days after his twentieth birthday, supported by an allowance of ￡1,000

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The Agricultural Reformer, Borders. From time beyond record the Grahams had lived there. They themselves claimed descent from.A modern observer may be content with John Burke’s comment that ‘it is certain, however, that no family of North Britain can boast of greater antiquity’.. And this long genealogy had considerable infl

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