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Earl Cowper's privateering ventures

  • An Englishman Abroad: Part 1

    An Englishman Abroad: Part 1

    Earl Cowper's Privateering Ventures
  • An Englishman Abroad: Part 2

    An Englishman Abroad: Part 2

    Events at Sea & The History of 'The Earl Cowper'
  • An Englishman Abroad: Part 3

    An Englishman Abroad: Part 3

    Misplaced Optimism
  • An Englishman Abroad: Part 4

    An Englishman Abroad: Part 4

    The Fate of The Two Privateers
Nobility
  • A daughter marries
  • A Family Dispute
  • A Politician in Fear for his Freedom
  • Adela Capel of Cassiobury House
  • Countess Cowper
  • Lady Dacre (1817 to 1896)
  • Lord Capel of Ware was taken prisoner at The Siege of Colchester
  • Lord Desborough
  • Lord Desborough
  • Lord Sanderson of Ayot
  • Managing one's servants
  • Sarah and Politics
  • Shocking death of Viscount Melbourne - 1848
  • Sir Geoffrey de Mandeville — the Red-Cloaked Knight
  • Sir George Faudel-Phillips (Bart) - 1840 to 1922
  • Sir Thomas Pope of Tittenhanger
  • Talking treaties - Queen Anne Style
  • The Life of Sir Marmaduke Rawdon
  • The Lord Chancellor's Natural Children: Part I
  • The Mysterious Case of the Lawyer and the Heiress
  • The Observations of Sir Charles Cornwallis
  • The Old Palace
  • The Wicked Lady - a Song
  • Earl Cowper's privateering ventures
  • The Duchess of Marlborough
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