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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... Minister . The name of Lord Clarendon was suggested by many as that of a probable head of the new administration . Some talked of Lord Granville . Others had a strong conviction that Mr. Gladstone would himself be invited to take that ...
... Minister . The name of Lord Clarendon was suggested by many as that of a probable head of the new administration . Some talked of Lord Granville . Others had a strong conviction that Mr. Gladstone would himself be invited to take that ...
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... Minister , and that Lord Clarendon , who had been Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster , succeeded him as Foreign Secretary . One or two new men were brought into offices which did not give a seat in the Cabinet . Among these were Mr ...
... Minister , and that Lord Clarendon , who had been Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster , succeeded him as Foreign Secretary . One or two new men were brought into offices which did not give a seat in the Cabinet . Among these were Mr ...
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... minister had to encounter in compromising between the Whigs and the Radicals . The Whigs included almost all the members of the party who were really influential by virtue of hereditary rank and noble station . It was impossible to ...
... minister had to encounter in compromising between the Whigs and the Radicals . The Whigs included almost all the members of the party who were really influential by virtue of hereditary rank and noble station . It was impossible to ...
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... minister . Mr. Cardwell was so fortunate as to discover a phrase exactly suitable to the occasion . In the course of his reply to the deputation , he laid it down that everyone must be careful not to ' prejudge ' the question . It was ...
... minister . Mr. Cardwell was so fortunate as to discover a phrase exactly suitable to the occasion . In the course of his reply to the deputation , he laid it down that everyone must be careful not to ' prejudge ' the question . It was ...
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... Ministry . While Radicals generally insisted that the strength of the old Whig party , ' the Dukes , ' as the phrase went , had been successfully exerted to compel a compromise and keep Mr. Gladstone down , most of the Tories would have ...
... Ministry . While Radicals generally insisted that the strength of the old Whig party , ' the Dukes , ' as the phrase went , had been successfully exerted to compel a compromise and keep Mr. Gladstone down , most of the Tories would have ...
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