The American Senator · Character
Lord Lambswool
A minor nobleman mentioned in society.
minor
First appearance: xxi the first evening at rufford hall
Lord Lambswool shows up with force in The Senator's Lecture.—No. II. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Used as an example by the Senator to discuss primogeniture and life interests in land.
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