Lord George Bentinck: A Political BiographyColburn and Company, 1852 - Всего страниц: 588 |
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... speech was Ireland ; its frequent assassinations , and the deficiency of its principal crop . Remedial measures in both respects were intimated , and in both respects these suggestions exercised the greatest influence on the proceedings ...
... speech was Ireland ; its frequent assassinations , and the deficiency of its principal crop . Remedial measures in both respects were intimated , and in both respects these suggestions exercised the greatest influence on the proceedings ...
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... speech under the auspices of Mr. Canning . He may be said to have concluded his career in the house of commons by the same ceremony with which it had commenced . Yet for him the interval had not 66 been without distinction , and in the ...
... speech under the auspices of Mr. Canning . He may be said to have concluded his career in the house of commons by the same ceremony with which it had commenced . Yet for him the interval had not 66 been without distinction , and in the ...
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... speech of the seconder the question should be put by Mr. Speaker . Would the Manchester confederation advance to seal their triumph or demand more specific details of the ministerial policy ? Would the whigs at once , by the mouth of ...
... speech of the seconder the question should be put by Mr. Speaker . Would the Manchester confederation advance to seal their triumph or demand more specific details of the ministerial policy ? Would the whigs at once , by the mouth of ...
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... speech amid the buzz of general conversation . This ceremony occupied some minutes . Suddenly , as he closed it , there was a dead silence , followed by the rust- ling of attention . Every one ceased in the midst of the sentence he was ...
... speech amid the buzz of general conversation . This ceremony occupied some minutes . Suddenly , as he closed it , there was a dead silence , followed by the rust- ling of attention . Every one ceased in the midst of the sentence he was ...
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... speech that " the recollection of great indulgence and great confidence had effaced his temporary feelings of irrita- tion at being unjustly condemned , " he recurred to the imputations to which he had before referred , but no longer ...
... speech that " the recollection of great indulgence and great confidence had effaced his temporary feelings of irrita- tion at being unjustly condemned , " he recurred to the imputations to which he had before referred , but no longer ...
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