The Life and Times of Queen Victoria, Volumen1Cassell & Company, 1891 |
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... Cabinet- The Peelites Refuse to Take Office - Lord Campbell as Chancellor of the Duchy - Anecdote of his Installation - Lord John Russell's Deportment to the Queen - His Modest Programme - The Abolition of the Sugar Duties - Bishop ...
... Cabinet- The Peelites Refuse to Take Office - Lord Campbell as Chancellor of the Duchy - Anecdote of his Installation - Lord John Russell's Deportment to the Queen - His Modest Programme - The Abolition of the Sugar Duties - Bishop ...
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... Cabinet - The Dispute with Greece - Don Pacifico's Case - Coercion of Greece - Lord Palmerston meekly accepts an Insult from Russia - French Intervention - A Diplomatic Conflict in France - Recall of the French Ambassador - False ...
... Cabinet - The Dispute with Greece - Don Pacifico's Case - Coercion of Greece - Lord Palmerston meekly accepts an Insult from Russia - French Intervention - A Diplomatic Conflict in France - Recall of the French Ambassador - False ...
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... Cabinet - Palmerston's " Tit for Tat " -A Protectionist Government - Novices in Office - A Cabinet of Affairs - Lord John Russell's Fatal Blunder - Mr . Disraeli's Budget - The Second Burmese War - Dalhousie's Designs on Burmah- How the ...
... Cabinet - Palmerston's " Tit for Tat " -A Protectionist Government - Novices in Office - A Cabinet of Affairs - Lord John Russell's Fatal Blunder - Mr . Disraeli's Budget - The Second Burmese War - Dalhousie's Designs on Burmah- How the ...
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... Cabinet Ministers , next took the oaths of allegiance and supremacy , kneeling before the throne ; and the first name on the list was that of Ernest , King of Hanover , known to Englishmen as the Duke of Cumberland . The Queen caused ...
... Cabinet Ministers , next took the oaths of allegiance and supremacy , kneeling before the throne ; and the first name on the list was that of Ernest , King of Hanover , known to Englishmen as the Duke of Cumberland . The Queen caused ...
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... Cabinet , had been virtually settled , during the same year , in harmony with those Parliamentary claims which were at any rate in accordance with the current of popular feeling . France - the great hotbed of revolution - was ...
... Cabinet , had been virtually settled , during the same year , in harmony with those Parliamentary claims which were at any rate in accordance with the current of popular feeling . France - the great hotbed of revolution - was ...
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