A History of Our Own Times from the Accession of Queen Victoria to the General Election of 1880, Volumen4Chatto & Windus, 1880 |
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... House of Commons . As far as I then knew , the statement was never contradicted . Mr. Smyth has shown me that Smith O'Brien himself emphatically contradicted it . A public dinner was given to Mr. O'Brien in Melbourne in 1854 , and Mr. O ...
... House of Commons . As far as I then knew , the statement was never contradicted . Mr. Smyth has shown me that Smith O'Brien himself emphatically contradicted it . A public dinner was given to Mr. O'Brien in Melbourne in 1854 , and Mr. O ...
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... House of Commons , elected just before Lord Palmer- ston's death , was in many respects a very different House from that which it had been his last minis- terial act to dissolve . We have already mentioned some of the changes that death ...
... House of Commons , elected just before Lord Palmer- ston's death , was in many respects a very different House from that which it had been his last minis- terial act to dissolve . We have already mentioned some of the changes that death ...
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... House of Commons was of course the most remarkable , and the most momentous , of the alterations that had taken place . From Lord Palmerston , admired almost to hero - worship by Whigs and Conservatives , the foremost position had ...
... House of Commons was of course the most remarkable , and the most momentous , of the alterations that had taken place . From Lord Palmerston , admired almost to hero - worship by Whigs and Conservatives , the foremost position had ...
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... House of Commons , Liberals as well as Tories , got up a sort of charge against Mr. Stansfeld . Not that any man in his senses seriously believed that Mr. Stansfeld had anything to do with an assassina- tion plot ; nor , indeed , that ...
... House of Commons , Liberals as well as Tories , got up a sort of charge against Mr. Stansfeld . Not that any man in his senses seriously believed that Mr. Stansfeld had anything to do with an assassina- tion plot ; nor , indeed , that ...
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... Parliament . His resources of telling argument were almost inex- haustible , and his training at the bar gave him the ... House of Commons there were very few genuine English Tories capable of sustaining with Mr. Dis- raeli the brunt of ...
... Parliament . His resources of telling argument were almost inex- haustible , and his training at the bar gave him the ... House of Commons there were very few genuine English Tories capable of sustaining with Mr. Dis- raeli the brunt of ...
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