• Пелэм, Генри — Википедия Переиздание // WIKI 2

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    Генри Пелэм родился в семье политика Томаса Пелэма, члена Палаты общин, а впоследствии Палаты лордов, 1-го барона Пелэма.

  • The Man Who REALLY Engraved The Boston Massacre...

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    Henry Pelham was a Boston artist who ended up as a Loyalist, but not before playing a very interesting role in the American Founding.

  • Category:Henry Pelham - Wikimedia Commons

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    Henry Pelham former residence 22 Arlington Street, (Plaque on rear of building overlooking Queen's Walk Green Park) Westminster SW1...

  • Henry Pelham : London Remembers, Aiming to capture...

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    English Heritage Henry Pelham, c 1695 - 1754, Prime Minister, lived here.

  • Henry Pelham — Revolutionary Characters

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    It is surprising that Pelham's name is not better known today, and even more surprising is that the man who created an icon of the American Revolution later died in...

  • Henry Pelham Biography: The Third British Prime Minister

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  • Henry Pelham popularity & fame | YouGov

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    Henry Pelham is the 32nd most popular UK prime minister. Explore the latest YouGov polling, survey results and articles about Henry Pelham.

  • Пелэм, Генри — Энциклопедия Руниверсалис

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    Генри Пелэм родился в семье политика Томаса Пелэма, члена Палаты общин, а впоследствии Палаты лордов, 1-го барона Пелэма.

  • Pelham, Henry

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    Henry Pelham — Mandats 3e Premier ministre de Grande Bretagne …

  • PELHAM, Hon. Henry (1695-1754), of Esher Place, Surr.

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    And when in 1746 Pelham with most of his colleagues resigned as a protest against their opponents’ continued influence in the Closet...