GLADSTONE PAPERS. Vol. DCLVIII (ff. 187). Memoranda on admission to the Civil Service (prepared for Queen Victoria), redemption of hereditary pensions, purchase of Burlington House, etc., Jan.-Mar. 1854. Quarto.includes:ff. 1-179 passim University ... Jan 1854-Mar 1854

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GLADSTONE PAPERS. Vol. DCLVIII (ff. 187). Memoranda on admission to the Civil Service (prepared for Queen Victoria), redemption of hereditary pensions, purchase of Burlington House, etc., Jan.-Mar. 1854. Quarto.includes:ff. 1-179 passim University ... Jan 1854-Mar 1854

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