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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 December 2009
page vi note 1 Chatham Papers, Public Record Office, 231. This description of the working of the Treasury and the allied departments of the British government was prepared in the year between June, 1782, and June, 1783, no doubt in the administration of Shelburne when Pitt was Chancellor of the Exchequer.
page vii note 1 Page 42.
page viii note 1 Commonplace Arguments against Administration with Obvious Answers, p. 12.Google Scholar
page ix note 1 Page 42.
page x note 1 A Letter to Mr. Debrett, being an Answer to Lucubrations during a short Recess, p. 23.Google Scholar
page x note 2 Parliaments of England, three volumes, published in London, 1844–50.
page xi note 1 Wyvill, Christopher, Political Papers, IV. 242.Google Scholar
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page xiii note 1 Historical Manuscripts Commission, Tenth Report, Appendix, Pt. VI. p. 61.Google Scholar
page xiii note 2 Ibid., p. 62.
page xiii note 3 Ibid., p. 62.
page xiii note 4 Page 66.
page xiv note 1 Page 105.
page xv note 1 Page 10.
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page xix note 1 W.H. 1774.
page xx note 1 The Editor is indebted to the Rev. W. Hunt's edition of the electoral propaganda relating to “The Irish Parliament of 1775” (1907) for an instructive analogy.