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Yes, they come from the manor house at Cranborne, which is a few miles away, as you know.
Day of the Dandelion Peter Pringle 2007
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Somewhere called Cranborne Alley, off Leicester Square.
The Wayward Muse Elizabeth Hickey 2007
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Somewhere called Cranborne Alley, off Leicester Square.
The Wayward Muse Elizabeth Hickey 2007
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Somewhere called Cranborne Alley, off Leicester Square.
The Wayward Muse Elizabeth Hickey 2007
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There have been many Cecils – the Marquess of Salisbury, his nephew Arthur Balfour, and Viscount Cranborne – and two famous Pitts.
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There have been many Cecils – the Marquess of Salisbury, his nephew Arthur Balfour, and Viscount Cranborne – and two famous Pitts.
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Born at the end of an age of entitlement, Cranborne served in the era of a bloodless liberal revolution, in which electoral reform broadened the voting public.
Three Empires on the Nile Dominic Green 2007
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Cranborne lowered himself into politics like a fastidious plumber entering a blocked drain, more from duty than desire.
Three Empires on the Nile Dominic Green 2007
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Born at the end of an age of entitlement, Cranborne served in the era of a bloodless liberal revolution, in which electoral reform broadened the voting public.
Three Empires on the Nile Dominic Green 2007
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In 1866, following the death of his sickly elder brother, he entered Parliament as Viscount Cranborne, a self-styled “illiberal Tory.”
Three Empires on the Nile Dominic Green 2007
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