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A History of England, Period III. Constitutional Monarchy

Note 14 — GEORGE III.—CONTINUED. (continued 2)

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This worthy gentleman, who used to compel the peasantry to prostrate themselves before him, who flogged a man within an inch of his life for writing a note in French, which he could not understand, and kept another for some days in prison without the slightest shadow of a charge, was rewarded with a considerable pension and a baronetcy.

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