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Lord David Cecil Lor. 4.02. 44 ratings7 reviews. A biography of William Lamb, later to become Lord Melbourne, a man who would become prime minister of Great Britain at the height of the British empire and guide the young queen Victoria through the new world of government which she had entered upon her ascension to the throne.
21 de mar. de 1979 · Melbourne (Power & Personality Series.) Paperback – March 21, 1979. by Lord David Cecil (Author) 4.7 45 ratings. See all formats and editions. Lord Melbourne was Prime Minister from 1843-1835 and was a kind friend and guide to the young Victoria on her accession. Earlier he was married to Lady Caroline Lamb, the mistress of Byron.
1 de ene. de 1971 · by Lord David Cecil (Author) 4.7 45 ratings. See all formats and editions. Lord Melbourne was Prime Minister from 1843-1835 and was a kind friend and guide to the young Victoria on her accession. Earlier he was married to Lady Caroline Lamb, the mistress of Byron. He played an important role in the social and political history of England. ISBN-10.
Lord David Cecil. Lord Melbourne was Prime Minister from 1843-1835 and was a kind friend and guide to the young Victoria on her accession. Earlier he was married to Lady Caroline Lamb, the mistress of Byron. He played an important role in the social and political history of England. 450 pages, Paperback. First published January 1, 1939.
Lord M., or the later life of Lord Melbourne. By David Cecil. Pp. xiii, 347. London: Constable. 1954. 21s. - Volume 11 Issue 43. Skip to main content Accessibility help We use cookies to distinguish you from other users and to provide you with a better experience on our websites.
「The Lord David Cecil」、1944年。アーティストは1961年に死亡した。 ('The Lord David Cecil', 1944. ARTIST DIED 1961 ) ...
Lord Edward Christian David Gascoyne-Cecil was born on April 9, 1902 in Hatfield House, Hertforshire, England. "David Cecil" was educated at Eton College and he went on to Christ Church, Oxford, as an undergraduate. Upon his graduation in 1924 he became a Fellow of Wadham College, Oxford, until 1930.
