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  <dc:title>Sir Henry FitzHerbert to Richard Arkwright: asks for assistance in securing payment of prize money due to the mother of the late Lieut. James Ensor, and to others: "I have myself frequently experienced much buffeting from the blustering bullies of the offices. If, however, you will only hint that you are a member of parliament, every difficulty will instantly vanish, and the most servile civility ensues. Such is their dread of the house of commons"; despite the rising in the east of Derbyshire; the west has been as quiet as ever. 15 June</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>1817</dc:date>
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