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    <unittitle>DERBY, Edward Stanley (1799-1869), 14th Earl of</unittitle>
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    <unitdate datechar="creation" normal="1863-02-14/1863-04-21" type="inclusive">1863 February 14-April 21</unitdate>
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    <p>Politician. Four ALsS to William Denton. St James's Square. Eleven pages, 8vo. Mostly about "the displacement of a large number of the poorer Classes, consequent on the formation of the Metropolitan Railways, and . . . the distress thereby caused" – with the usual flannel that it is too difficult for there to be an obligation laid on the company to provide accommodation nearby. In the 1863 letters Denton seems to have been wanting to present a petition against the Bill allowing it to go ahead.</p>
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