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Secret History of the Court of England, from the Accession of George the Third to the Death of George the Fourth, Volume 1 (of 2)

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Pages ii and viii are blank in the original.

The following corrections have been made to the text:

Page i: Of meaner vice and villains[original has villians]

Page iii: climate not very conducive[original has condusive]

Page 51: the forms observed[original has oberved] by courts

Page 99: result was prejudicial[original has prejudical] to the rights

Page 110: I have endeavoured to excite[original has exite]

Page 131: French Consul possessed[original has possesed] himself

Page 204: "I do," said the queen.[original has comma]

Page 209: voted for the use of Mr. Perceval's[original has Peceval's] family

Page 212: this was not a very exhilarating[original has exhilirating] or agreeable

Page 249: "[quotation mark missing in original]Your very affectionate mother

Page 249: "[quotation mark missing in original]CAROLINE."

Page 257: such marriages shall be null and void.[period missing in original]

Page 261: Charlotte was declared enceinte[original has enciente]

Page 299: awful spectacle presented itself.[period missing in original]

Page 316: duke's[original has dukes] former delinquencies

Page 329: where[original has were] there was a continual boast

Page 361: Edgecumbe,[original has semi-colon] 400l.

Page 362: with two livings, 1,000l.[original has extraneous comma]-7,260l.

Page 366: [original has extraneous quotation mark]That certain property, of a large amount

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