The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes101-102Theodore Foster, 1857 |
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... Lord John Russell in 1822 with Re- form , Lord Stanley and Sir James Graham in 1834 with the Irish Church , Lord Shaftesbury with the Factory Bill , Mr. Vil- liers in 1838 with the Corn Laws ( denounced as mad by Lord Melbourne ) , Mr ...
... Lord John Russell in 1822 with Re- form , Lord Stanley and Sir James Graham in 1834 with the Irish Church , Lord Shaftesbury with the Factory Bill , Mr. Vil- liers in 1838 with the Corn Laws ( denounced as mad by Lord Melbourne ) , Mr ...
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... Lord John Russell , and in his secrets we unfortunately are not . No doubt he regards the question of Parliamentary Re- form as his own question ; his own by in- heritance , his own by merit . No doubt , if he thinks he sees his way ...
... Lord John Russell , and in his secrets we unfortunately are not . No doubt he regards the question of Parliamentary Re- form as his own question ; his own by in- heritance , his own by merit . No doubt , if he thinks he sees his way ...
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... Lord Elgin ) , nor upon any other measure , or assemblage of measures , or course of policy whatever ; but simply whether it would or would not have Lord Palmerston for Prime Minister . Not measures , but men , said Mr. Canning at ...
... Lord Elgin ) , nor upon any other measure , or assemblage of measures , or course of policy whatever ; but simply whether it would or would not have Lord Palmerston for Prime Minister . Not measures , but men , said Mr. Canning at ...
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