A History of England from the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815, Volumen5Longmans, Green, 1890 |
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... person's income ; but to exempt from its operation all incomes of less than £ 150 a year , and all Irishmen , except Irish landlords residing in Great Britain . Ireland being excused the tax , Peel increased the duty on Irish spirits by ...
... person's income ; but to exempt from its operation all incomes of less than £ 150 a year , and all Irishmen , except Irish landlords residing in Great Britain . Ireland being excused the tax , Peel increased the duty on Irish spirits by ...
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... persons were ruined by it . The corn - jobbers experienced the fate which is the natural result of an unsuccessful specu- lation . The farmers were deprived of the advan- on prices . tages which the good harvest might have brought them ...
... persons were ruined by it . The corn - jobbers experienced the fate which is the natural result of an unsuccessful specu- lation . The farmers were deprived of the advan- on prices . tages which the good harvest might have brought them ...
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... persons thought 150,000 persons - were thrown out of work . Committees of public safety regulated the conduct of the mob , and decided the conditions on which labour which they were pleased to regard as necessary should be performed.1 ...
... persons thought 150,000 persons - were thrown out of work . Committees of public safety regulated the conduct of the mob , and decided the conditions on which labour which they were pleased to regard as necessary should be performed.1 ...
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... persons who were insane , were subse- quently referred by the House of Lords to the judges . Hansard , vol . lxvii . p . 714. A sort of epidemic of assassination passed over Western Europe in the middle of the present century . In ...
... persons who were insane , were subse- quently referred by the House of Lords to the judges . Hansard , vol . lxvii . p . 714. A sort of epidemic of assassination passed over Western Europe in the middle of the present century . In ...
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... person- ally introduced the Budget ; in 1843 , when he had nothing to propose , he allowed Goulburn , the titular finance minister , to bring it forward . The story which Goulburn had to tell was simple enough . Peel , the year before ...
... person- ally introduced the Budget ; in 1843 , when he had nothing to propose , he allowed Goulburn , the titular finance minister , to bring it forward . The story which Goulburn had to tell was simple enough . Peel , the year before ...
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