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The Constitutional History of England from 1760 to 1860

Note 236 — Chapter X

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[Footnote 236: "One important question I found practically, and perhaps unavoidably, decided before my arrival, namely, the dissolution of the existing Parliament. Every one seemed to have taken it for granted that the Parliament must be dissolved, and preparations had accordingly been made almost universally for the coming contest."—Peel's Memoirs, ii., 43.]

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