Novitiate
,—the time in which the rudiments of corruption are learned; exemplified in young Jenkinson and young Canning.
Notes
See George Canning, a pretégé of Pitt.
,—the time in which the rudiments of corruption are learned; exemplified in young Jenkinson and young Canning.
See George Canning, a pretégé of Pitt.
Entry taken from Political Dictionary, edited by Charles Pigott from prison and printed in 1795.