Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen149William Blackwood, 1891 |
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... Scotland to his Home Rule standard ; and he equally well knew that his eighty- five Irish votes , dexterously guided , would be a powerful weapon with which to wring from Mr Gladstone such alterations and concessions as would render the ...
... Scotland to his Home Rule standard ; and he equally well knew that his eighty- five Irish votes , dexterously guided , would be a powerful weapon with which to wring from Mr Gladstone such alterations and concessions as would render the ...
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... Scotland " that no one desires to repeal the Union , " and a remarkable instance of the real aim and object of the Irish Nationalists , has just been given in a " manifesto " of Mr Dillon , who deplores the quarrels of his associates ...
... Scotland " that no one desires to repeal the Union , " and a remarkable instance of the real aim and object of the Irish Nationalists , has just been given in a " manifesto " of Mr Dillon , who deplores the quarrels of his associates ...
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... Scotland , which are certainly among the most splendid ever published in this country , -Mr Gibb's ' Relics of the Royal House of Stuart , ' and . the large - paper edition of Mrs Oliphant's Royal Edinburgh . ' These are books which ...
... Scotland , which are certainly among the most splendid ever published in this country , -Mr Gibb's ' Relics of the Royal House of Stuart , ' and . the large - paper edition of Mrs Oliphant's Royal Edinburgh . ' These are books which ...
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... Scotland of the Stuarts is brilliant and vivacious as any- thing she has written . The en- gravings from Mr George Reid's as admirable and striking drawings of " the grey metropolis of the North " are extremely fine . Edin- burgh has ...
... Scotland of the Stuarts is brilliant and vivacious as any- thing she has written . The en- gravings from Mr George Reid's as admirable and striking drawings of " the grey metropolis of the North " are extremely fine . Edin- burgh has ...
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... Scotland as the starting - point for a history of the Stuart sovereigns up to the time when Edinburgh ceased to be the capital of a community which had hitherto regarded their neighbours on the other side of the Tweed as " the auld ...
... Scotland as the starting - point for a history of the Stuart sovereigns up to the time when Edinburgh ceased to be the capital of a community which had hitherto regarded their neighbours on the other side of the Tweed as " the auld ...
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