The Life and Times of Queen Victoria, Volumen1Cassell & Company, 1891 |
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... seems barbarian to our modern eyes . The Newspaper Press was an insignificant force compared with what it is at the present day . Education , in the popular sense , hardly existed . Nation with nation held but little intercourse , and ...
... seems barbarian to our modern eyes . The Newspaper Press was an insignificant force compared with what it is at the present day . Education , in the popular sense , hardly existed . Nation with nation held but little intercourse , and ...
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... seems almost incredible that until 1836 the accused in criminal trials were not professionally defended . But still worse was the merciless spirit with which the rights of property were hedged about . A case is reported in which a poor ...
... seems almost incredible that until 1836 the accused in criminal trials were not professionally defended . But still worse was the merciless spirit with which the rights of property were hedged about . A case is reported in which a poor ...
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... seems to have been followed with rigid exactness . The Duchess never approached the Queen unless specially summoned , and always refrained from conversing on affairs of State . These restraints were considered necessary , in order to ...
... seems to have been followed with rigid exactness . The Duchess never approached the Queen unless specially summoned , and always refrained from conversing on affairs of State . These restraints were considered necessary , in order to ...
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... seem , was to be dreaded from the fifth son of George III . ; yet apprehensions of a conspiracy still remained . It is a remarkable feature of the times that during all this commotion the Liberals were the loyal and courtly party ...
... seem , was to be dreaded from the fifth son of George III . ; yet apprehensions of a conspiracy still remained . It is a remarkable feature of the times that during all this commotion the Liberals were the loyal and courtly party ...
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... seems to have been justified by the circumstances ; but the weakness of the Government invited attack on so favourable an opportunity for creating odium . The majority of twelve with which they commenced the new Parliament had by this ...
... seems to have been justified by the circumstances ; but the weakness of the Government invited attack on so favourable an opportunity for creating odium . The majority of twelve with which they commenced the new Parliament had by this ...
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