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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... majority of readers , and will correct a belief almost universal , in England at least , and perhaps even in Ireland . I have received many valuable suggestions from correspondents whom I know , and whom I do not PREFACE . vii know ...
... majority of readers , and will correct a belief almost universal , in England at least , and perhaps even in Ireland . I have received many valuable suggestions from correspondents whom I know , and whom I do not PREFACE . vii know ...
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... majority of 101 to 93. Mr. Lowe instantly resigned his office ; but he did not allow the matter to rest there . He obtained the appointment of a committee to enquire into the whole subject ; and the result of the enquiry was not only ...
... majority of 101 to 93. Mr. Lowe instantly resigned his office ; but he did not allow the matter to rest there . He obtained the appointment of a committee to enquire into the whole subject ; and the result of the enquiry was not only ...
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... majority laughed at the whole thing , and made no further account of it . There were some rising men on the Tory side . Sir Hugh Cairns , afterwards Lord Chancellor and a peer , had fought his way by sheer talent and energy into the ...
... majority laughed at the whole thing , and made no further account of it . There were some rising men on the Tory side . Sir Hugh Cairns , afterwards Lord Chancellor and a peer , had fought his way by sheer talent and energy into the ...
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... majority on both sides were more reasonable ; but the difference between them was only less wide . An association called the Jamaica Com- mittee was formed for the avowed purpose of seeing that justice was done . It comprised some of ...
... majority on both sides were more reasonable ; but the difference between them was only less wide . An association called the Jamaica Com- mittee was formed for the avowed purpose of seeing that justice was done . It comprised some of ...
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... majority . The Jamaica Com- mittee were denounced by many voices , and in very unmeasured language , for what they had done . Yet no public body ever were urged on to an unpopular course by purer motives than those which influenced Mr ...
... majority . The Jamaica Com- mittee were denounced by many voices , and in very unmeasured language , for what they had done . Yet no public body ever were urged on to an unpopular course by purer motives than those which influenced Mr ...
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