Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen138W. Blackwood & Sons, 1885 |
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... ment would have earned the ever- lasting gratitude of all classes of the Protestant landlords . Irishmen , except , perhaps , some of the ultra - Protestants of the north . As to the priests , they had by 1800 been pretty well cured of ...
... ment would have earned the ever- lasting gratitude of all classes of the Protestant landlords . Irishmen , except , perhaps , some of the ultra - Protestants of the north . As to the priests , they had by 1800 been pretty well cured of ...
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... ment in the eyes of his country- men before advancing any further claims to popular support . No doubt Mr Gladstone has good reason to presume upon the public tolerance ; but the new constituen- cies at least must feel that he is ...
... ment in the eyes of his country- men before advancing any further claims to popular support . No doubt Mr Gladstone has good reason to presume upon the public tolerance ; but the new constituen- cies at least must feel that he is ...
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... ment to retain their offices . It is said by some of their friends that they were in reality ready to do so ; but it must not be forgotten that , so far as we can judge from pub- lished statements , Mr. Gladstone was only prepared to ...
... ment to retain their offices . It is said by some of their friends that they were in reality ready to do so ; but it must not be forgotten that , so far as we can judge from pub- lished statements , Mr. Gladstone was only prepared to ...
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