Canada, as it Was, Is, and May be, Том 1Colburn, 1852 - Всего страниц: 320 |
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... Radicals . There is , however , in these designations nothing so false , no position in real politics so untenable as the close comparison with the Tories and the Radicals of England . It is the height of folly to suppose CANADA . 117.
... Radicals . There is , however , in these designations nothing so false , no position in real politics so untenable as the close comparison with the Tories and the Radicals of England . It is the height of folly to suppose CANADA . 117.
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... Radicals , revo- lutionary or destructive . This was composed of all the American settlers and speculators in land , some of the more simple and ignorant of the older class of farmers , and the rabble of adventurers who poured in every ...
... Radicals , revo- lutionary or destructive . This was composed of all the American settlers and speculators in land , some of the more simple and ignorant of the older class of farmers , and the rabble of adventurers who poured in every ...
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... Radicals , Revolutionists , or Destructives , had only one ulterior object in view , —and that was the accession to power and place of their leaders , by Upper Canada becoming one of the integral portions of the United States . * It is ...
... Radicals , Revolutionists , or Destructives , had only one ulterior object in view , —and that was the accession to power and place of their leaders , by Upper Canada becoming one of the integral portions of the United States . * It is ...
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... who expatriated himself from the United States , where his prospects were bright . Mr. Vincent was the Editor of a second or third - rate Radical newspaper . other reference to any individual , merely state his known CANADA . 137.
... who expatriated himself from the United States , where his prospects were bright . Mr. Vincent was the Editor of a second or third - rate Radical newspaper . other reference to any individual , merely state his known CANADA . 137.
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... Radicals to have ruled supreme , Mackenzie thought he could not promote his own in- terests better than by bepraising Sir Peregrine , who , having married Lady Sarah Lennox , was connected with some of the first families in Britain . He ...
... Radicals to have ruled supreme , Mackenzie thought he could not promote his own in- terests better than by bepraising Sir Peregrine , who , having married Lady Sarah Lennox , was connected with some of the first families in Britain . He ...
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Стр. 319 - Bentinck's colleagues could have been selected, who, from his high literary attainments, bis personal intimacy, and party associations, would have done such complete justice to the memory of a friend and Parliamentary associate. Mr. Disraeli has here presented us with the very type and embodiment of what history should be.