A History of England from the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815, Volumen5Longmans, Green, 1890 |
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... became the 6 & 7 Vict . cap . 29. In 1844 Mr. Gladstone refused to extend the principles of this Act to Australia , on the double ground that Australia was not an exporting country , and that an extension of the Act would produce an ...
... became the 6 & 7 Vict . cap . 29. In 1844 Mr. Gladstone refused to extend the principles of this Act to Australia , on the double ground that Australia was not an exporting country , and that an extension of the Act would produce an ...
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... became tolerably clear during the trial that he had mistaken Drummond for Peel , and that he had intended to kill not the secretary , but the minister . His counsel , who rose afterwards to eminence as Sir A. Cockburn , successfully ...
... became tolerably clear during the trial that he had mistaken Drummond for Peel , and that he had intended to kill not the secretary , but the minister . His counsel , who rose afterwards to eminence as Sir A. Cockburn , successfully ...
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... became eloquent on vinegar ; and the only important debates which the Budget provoked had reference to the pro- posed alteration in the sugar duties . It is said that the first Pitt , on commencing one of his speeches with " Sugar , Mr ...
... became eloquent on vinegar ; and the only important debates which the Budget provoked had reference to the pro- posed alteration in the sugar duties . It is said that the first Pitt , on commencing one of his speeches with " Sugar , Mr ...
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... became necessary for the ordinary purposes of everyday life ; the Act of 1777 was accordingly repealed , and the issue of £ 1 and £ 2 notes again became legal . The change which was thus made continued in force till 1826. Parliament ...
... became necessary for the ordinary purposes of everyday life ; the Act of 1777 was accordingly repealed , and the issue of £ 1 and £ 2 notes again became legal . The change which was thus made continued in force till 1826. Parliament ...
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... vol . xlix . pp . 773-910 . O'Connell fought the scheme determinedly and successfully ; see for instance , ibid . , vol . 1. p . 285 . bills which Peel introduced to carry out his proposals became 42 1845 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
... vol . xlix . pp . 773-910 . O'Connell fought the scheme determinedly and successfully ; see for instance , ibid . , vol . 1. p . 285 . bills which Peel introduced to carry out his proposals became 42 1845 HISTORY OF ENGLAND .
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