Lord George Bentinck: A Political BiographyColburn and Company, 1852 - Всего страниц: 588 |
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... secretaries of state and the secretary at war being the only ministers who countenanced the project of Sir Robert Peel . It was therefore apparently abandoned ; the cabinet entering into the consider- ation of other measures calculated ...
... secretaries of state and the secretary at war being the only ministers who countenanced the project of Sir Robert Peel . It was therefore apparently abandoned ; the cabinet entering into the consider- ation of other measures calculated ...
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... minister of the country was not heard of in the house of commons for three weeks . The secretary at war closed the debate for the e government ; but the protectionists went home well - pleased , and the general opinion of the house was ...
... minister of the country was not heard of in the house of commons for three weeks . The secretary at war closed the debate for the e government ; but the protectionists went home well - pleased , and the general opinion of the house was ...
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... secretary of state and the secre- tary at war , the latter as representative of a great agricultural county - it was thought , by the chief minister rising at the end of the evening , that the division must be called for . The speech of ...
... secretary of state and the secre- tary at war , the latter as representative of a great agricultural county - it was thought , by the chief minister rising at the end of the evening , that the division must be called for . The speech of ...
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... secretary at war , that the agricultural interest , in submitting to this great change , might now accept it with honour , instead of its being eventually extorted by force , he happily retorted that vicious as he thought the measure ...
... secretary at war , that the agricultural interest , in submitting to this great change , might now accept it with honour , instead of its being eventually extorted by force , he happily retorted that vicious as he thought the measure ...
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... secretary at war was put up by the government to neutralize the effect of the speech of Sir George Grey , and he said ; " I speak not only as a cabinet minister , but also as a considerable Irish proprietor . " He said , " that anything ...
... secretary at war was put up by the government to neutralize the effect of the speech of Sir George Grey , and he said ; " I speak not only as a cabinet minister , but also as a considerable Irish proprietor . " He said , " that anything ...
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