Miscellaneous Essays: Second SeriesTrübner, 1884 - 294 Seiten |
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... Lord Stanley refused office to Mr Disraeli or Lord John Manners because they were less competent to its duties than obscurer men ; if Lord Lonsdale or the Duke of Newcastle had all their re- commendations treated with merited disregard ...
... Lord Stanley refused office to Mr Disraeli or Lord John Manners because they were less competent to its duties than obscurer men ; if Lord Lonsdale or the Duke of Newcastle had all their re- commendations treated with merited disregard ...
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... Lords , or a majority of them , about 200 men , can snub both king and House of Commons , and stop all proceedings indefinitely , and paralyse the entire action of Government . Again , the House of Commons can release the army from ...
... Lords , or a majority of them , about 200 men , can snub both king and House of Commons , and stop all proceedings indefinitely , and paralyse the entire action of Government . Again , the House of Commons can release the army from ...
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... Scotch are not ill governed . And the reason simply is that they will not bear to be ill governed . " - Macaulay , Lord Burleigh and his Times . raised and cleared amid the tumults of passions con- stantly FRANCE IN JANUARY 1852 . 109.
... Scotch are not ill governed . And the reason simply is that they will not bear to be ill governed . " - Macaulay , Lord Burleigh and his Times . raised and cleared amid the tumults of passions con- stantly FRANCE IN JANUARY 1852 . 109.
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... Lord Ashley's speeches , Mr Johnston might derive , by the strictest and fairest process of de- duction , notions upon the wretchedness and sickness of the factory population , which a walk through a 142 ENGLAND AS IT IS .
... Lord Ashley's speeches , Mr Johnston might derive , by the strictest and fairest process of de- duction , notions upon the wretchedness and sickness of the factory population , which a walk through a 142 ENGLAND AS IT IS .
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... Lord Hawkesbury , the consumption of wheat in the king- dom in 1796 was 6,000,000 quarters : it is now estimated by the most careful authorities ( but of course , as we have no agricultural statistics , this is merely an estimate ) at ...
... Lord Hawkesbury , the consumption of wheat in the king- dom in 1796 was 6,000,000 quarters : it is now estimated by the most careful authorities ( but of course , as we have no agricultural statistics , this is merely an estimate ) at ...
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Seite 224 - Chancellor of the Exchequer as well as First Lord of the Treasury; Bruce, created Lord Aberdare, President of the Council; Bright, who had retired through ill-health (Dec.