A History of England from the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815, Volumen5Longmans, Green, 1890 |
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... already prepared for British arms in Afghanis- tan . At home the prolonged depression of trade had pro- duced severe distress ; distress in its turn had led to riot ; and 1 Hansard , vol . xxix . p . 369 . the ministry had to deal with ...
... already prepared for British arms in Afghanis- tan . At home the prolonged depression of trade had pro- duced severe distress ; distress in its turn had led to riot ; and 1 Hansard , vol . xxix . p . 369 . the ministry had to deal with ...
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... already eagerly expecting a more im- portant debate . From the commencement of the session men had intently speculated on the financial measures which it was known that Peel was preparing . During the whole month , however , in which ...
... already eagerly expecting a more im- portant debate . From the commencement of the session men had intently speculated on the financial measures which it was known that Peel was preparing . During the whole month , however , in which ...
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... ibid . , pp . 842 , 902 . 1 The story was told by Slaney in the House of Commons in 1830. Ibid . , New Series , vol . xxiv . p . 686 . Something , indeed , had been already done by Wallace 10 1842 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
... ibid . , pp . 842 , 902 . 1 The story was told by Slaney in the House of Commons in 1830. Ibid . , New Series , vol . xxiv . p . 686 . Something , indeed , had been already done by Wallace 10 1842 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
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Sir Spencer Walpole. Something , indeed , had been already done by Wallace and Huskisson to remove some of the encumbrances by which trade had been fettered . But their reforms , whose nature has already been described in this history ...
Sir Spencer Walpole. Something , indeed , had been already done by Wallace and Huskisson to remove some of the encumbrances by which trade had been fettered . But their reforms , whose nature has already been described in this history ...
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... already lost repute by their administration of the national finances ; they incurred further obloquy by their attempt to defeat the measures which Peel was taking to restore the credit of the State . The session was almost entirely ...
... already lost repute by their administration of the national finances ; they incurred further obloquy by their attempt to defeat the measures which Peel was taking to restore the credit of the State . The session was almost entirely ...
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