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Disraeli himself described the Bill as 'A Leap in the Dark'

'Sir John Garrard

Dean of Winchester

is doubtful whether such rules would limit freedom of speech

Election in Covent Garden

Portrait of Paul Buissiere (1650-1739) mb-artistname Sir John Lavery Disraeli himself described the BillHead and shoulders portrait of Paul Buissiere in a painted oval, half turned to the right as viewed. Buissiere wears a brown coat with gold buttons, with a white neck cloth and shoulder length brown wig. Paul Buissiere was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1699. Original: oil on canvas, 764x638mm. ca. 1730s

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Portrait of Paul Buissiere (1650-1739) mb-artistname Sir John Lavery Disraeli himself described the Bill

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