A History of England from the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815, Volumen5Longmans, Green, 1890 |
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... Government almost uniformly used the language of protectionists . They endeavoured to reassure the drooping spirits of their supporters by proving that the pro- tection which the tariff still secured was adequate for all practical ...
... Government almost uniformly used the language of protectionists . They endeavoured to reassure the drooping spirits of their supporters by proving that the pro- tection which the tariff still secured was adequate for all practical ...
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... Government was fully 1 For the coal duties , Hansard , vol . lxiii . pp . 1545-85 . of the people . 2 Ibid . , p . 662. Steam had taught Peel a lesson which he might other- wise have never learned . Steam had enabled Irish cattle , & c ...
... Government was fully 1 For the coal duties , Hansard , vol . lxiii . pp . 1545-85 . of the people . 2 Ibid . , p . 662. Steam had taught Peel a lesson which he might other- wise have never learned . Steam had enabled Irish cattle , & c ...
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... Government had escaped their notice . The income - tax was expected to produce more than £ 5,000,000 ; and it had only been granted for a period of three years . If the tax were allowed to lapse at the appointed time , the sur- plus ...
... Government had escaped their notice . The income - tax was expected to produce more than £ 5,000,000 ; and it had only been granted for a period of three years . If the tax were allowed to lapse at the appointed time , the sur- plus ...
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... Government to take up the matter ; in 1838 he had himself taken up a bill which the Government had introduced , and on its failure had asked the House to express its regret that the Factory Act had been so long without amendment ; his ...
... Government to take up the matter ; in 1838 he had himself taken up a bill which the Government had introduced , and on its failure had asked the House to express its regret that the Factory Act had been so long without amendment ; his ...
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... Government agreed to legislate ; for one night , at any rate , a whole assembly professed a unanimous desire to throw a little light into the darkest corners of modern England . But the abstract is frequently more acceptable than the ...
... Government agreed to legislate ; for one night , at any rate , a whole assembly professed a unanimous desire to throw a little light into the darkest corners of modern England . But the abstract is frequently more acceptable than the ...
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