A History of England from the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815, Volumen5Longmans, Green, 1890 |
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... majority of its members exercised little influence on its counsels . Buckingham , Had- dington , Ripon , Wharncliffe , Goulburn , and Knatchbull had neither the ability nor the status which would have enabled them to have spoken with ...
... majority of its members exercised little influence on its counsels . Buckingham , Had- dington , Ripon , Wharncliffe , Goulburn , and Knatchbull had neither the ability nor the status which would have enabled them to have spoken with ...
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... majority over which Peel presided was loyal in its support of him ; a few months after the dissolution , the birth of a Prince of Wales gave the people a new interest in the monarchy ; and a slight revival of trade induced the hope that ...
... majority over which Peel presided was loyal in its support of him ; a few months after the dissolution , the birth of a Prince of Wales gave the people a new interest in the monarchy ; and a slight revival of trade induced the hope that ...
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... majority of them had been returned to Parliament pledged to reject Russell's scheme , and Russell accordingly experienced a decisive defeat . This division , however , did not terminate the controversy . Two days after the defeat of ...
... majority of them had been returned to Parliament pledged to reject Russell's scheme , and Russell accordingly experienced a decisive defeat . This division , however , did not terminate the controversy . Two days after the defeat of ...
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... majority of them were imposed for the sake of protecting the British manufacturer or the British colonist . The country gentlemen who had governed England for one hundred and fifty years had displayed the merit of consistency in their ...
... majority of them were imposed for the sake of protecting the British manufacturer or the British colonist . The country gentlemen who had governed England for one hundred and fifty years had displayed the merit of consistency in their ...
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... majority readily adopted the advice of its leaders ; and the hearing which the petitioners claimed was accordingly refused.1 Such a refusal was perhaps inevitable ; but it sounded like a death knell on the ears of the hungry men who had ...
... majority readily adopted the advice of its leaders ; and the hearing which the petitioners claimed was accordingly refused.1 Such a refusal was perhaps inevitable ; but it sounded like a death knell on the ears of the hungry men who had ...
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