A History of England from the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815, Volumen5Longmans, Green, 1890 |
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... raised these five men to a high rank . The supe- riority of Peel . None of the five , however , had the experience , the information , and the judgment which made Peel the superior of them all . In an unreformed Par- liament Wellington ...
... raised these five men to a high rank . The supe- riority of Peel . None of the five , however , had the experience , the information , and the judgment which made Peel the superior of them all . In an unreformed Par- liament Wellington ...
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... raise £ 5,000,000 of duties . new stock , applying one - half of the sum to extinguishing the deficit , the other half to funding a similar amount of Exchequer bills . 2 There was nothing either heroic or offensive in this proposal ...
... raise £ 5,000,000 of duties . new stock , applying one - half of the sum to extinguishing the deficit , the other half to funding a similar amount of Exchequer bills . 2 There was nothing either heroic or offensive in this proposal ...
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... raised a distinct issue between the two parties . Peel had placed before Parliament a graduated scale , dependent on the price of corn ; Russell , a fixed duty , having no reference to the price . The issue was in principle similar to ...
... raised a distinct issue between the two parties . Peel had placed before Parliament a graduated scale , dependent on the price of corn ; Russell , a fixed duty , having no reference to the price . The issue was in principle similar to ...
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... raised to the Privy Council . The first occasion after his acceptance of office on which Mr. Gladstone rendered effectual service to his party was in 2 Hansard , vol . Iv . p . 1029 . 1 See ante , vol . ii . p . 108 . 3 Ibid . , vol ...
... raised to the Privy Council . The first occasion after his acceptance of office on which Mr. Gladstone rendered effectual service to his party was in 2 Hansard , vol . Iv . p . 1029 . 1 See ante , vol . ii . p . 108 . 3 Ibid . , vol ...
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... raised for the sake of providing a revenue for the State ; the 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 ...
... raised for the sake of providing a revenue for the State ; the 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 ...
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