Miscellaneous Essays: Second SeriesTrübner, 1884 - 294 Seiten |
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... labour of a far more herculean cast , surrounded with far more formidable difficulties , and demanding a profounder wisdom . It was not the reconstruction of a shattered cabinet - it was not the restoration of a fallen dynasty — it was ...
... labour of a far more herculean cast , surrounded with far more formidable difficulties , and demanding a profounder wisdom . It was not the reconstruction of a shattered cabinet - it was not the restoration of a fallen dynasty — it was ...
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... labour ; the criminal , who lived by plunder ; the savage , whose ele- ment was uproar ; men who hated every government , because they had made themselves amenable to the laws of all ; thieves and murderers , whom the galley and the ...
... labour ; the criminal , who lived by plunder ; the savage , whose ele- ment was uproar ; men who hated every government , because they had made themselves amenable to the laws of all ; thieves and murderers , whom the galley and the ...
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... labour in the paths of history and philosophy before he entered the miry and thorny ways of politics , and both as a diplomatist and minister has shown himself equal to every crisis . Clear , systematic , and undoubt- ing in his ...
... labour in the paths of history and philosophy before he entered the miry and thorny ways of politics , and both as a diplomatist and minister has shown himself equal to every crisis . Clear , systematic , and undoubt- ing in his ...
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... labour . To the first , a day lost at elections is a nuisance and an injury , a supper or a breakfast wanting , diminished wages , an unfinished job , scantier food or clothing for his children or himself . To the second it is a joyful ...
... labour . To the first , a day lost at elections is a nuisance and an injury , a supper or a breakfast wanting , diminished wages , an unfinished job , scantier food or clothing for his children or himself . To the second it is a joyful ...
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... labour would have been earnestly directed towards developing the vast resources of the country , and securing to its industry the freest and most favourable action ; that everything calculated to raise and improve the condition of the ...
... labour would have been earnestly directed towards developing the vast resources of the country , and securing to its industry the freest and most favourable action ; that everything calculated to raise and improve the condition of the ...
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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.