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A History of Parliamentary Elections and Electioneering in the Old Days

Note 56 — Chapter VIII · PETITIONS AND REMONSTRANCES TO THE THRONE, 1769-70.

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Samuel Turner and Sir Robert Ladbrooke were unstable, and a few months later, “ratted” and becoming subservient to Court influence, did their best to betray the liberties of the citizens confided to their championship.

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