Lord George Bentinck: A Political BiographyColburn, 1852 - Всего страниц: 588 |
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... race that had exhausted and degraded its once exuberant bosom . The land refused to hold those who would not hold the land on terms of justice and of science . All the economical palliatives and political pretences of long years seemed ...
... race that had exhausted and degraded its once exuberant bosom . The land refused to hold those who would not hold the land on terms of justice and of science . All the economical palliatives and political pretences of long years seemed ...
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... race of men , who , though they might not perhaps cultivate their land to the best advantage , ' or know how to make five quarters grow where three did before , ' are yet a class of men , whom it would be worse than unwise to sacrifice ...
... race of men , who , though they might not perhaps cultivate their land to the best advantage , ' or know how to make five quarters grow where three did before , ' are yet a class of men , whom it would be worse than unwise to sacrifice ...
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... the interests of the African race . Sir Robert Inglis , peculiarly entitled on such a subject to offer his opinion to the house , said " that the speech of Lord George Bentinck was a speech so compre- hensive in 326 A POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY .
... the interests of the African race . Sir Robert Inglis , peculiarly entitled on such a subject to offer his opinion to the house , said " that the speech of Lord George Bentinck was a speech so compre- hensive in 326 A POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY .
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... race . The Norman element in our population wanes ; the influence of the Saxon population is felt everywhere , and every- where their characteristics appear . Hence the honour to industry , the love of toil , the love of money , the ...
... race . The Norman element in our population wanes ; the influence of the Saxon population is felt everywhere , and every- where their characteristics appear . Hence the honour to industry , the love of toil , the love of money , the ...
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... races , the sporting world was astounded by hearing that Lord George Bentinck had parted with his racing stud at an almost nominal price . Lord George was present , as was his custom , at this meeting held in the demesne of one who was ...
... races , the sporting world was astounded by hearing that Lord George Bentinck had parted with his racing stud at an almost nominal price . Lord George was present , as was his custom , at this meeting held in the demesne of one who was ...
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Lord George Bentinck: A Political Biography Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield) Полный просмотр - 1852 |
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