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The Life and Times of Queen Victoria; vol. 4 of 4

Note 173 — Chapter XXIV · COERCION.

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It was said that the late Mrs. Brydges-Williams, an eccentric Cornish lady of Jewish extraction, had left Mr. Disraeli a legacy on condition that she should be buried with him, and on this condition the legacy was accepted. Perhaps the executors were afraid that claims might be made on them if the condition were violated.

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