A History of Our Own Times from the Accession of Queen Victoria to the General Election of 1880, 2. sējumsChatto & Windus, 1880 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 48.
26. lappuse
... feeling of detestation was not unnaturally aroused against Mitchel , even in the minds of many who sympathised with his general opinions ; and those whom we may call the Girondists of the party some- what shrank from him , and would ...
... feeling of detestation was not unnaturally aroused against Mitchel , even in the minds of many who sympathised with his general opinions ; and those whom we may call the Girondists of the party some- what shrank from him , and would ...
42. lappuse
... feelings , the prejudices , and the passions of the House of Com- mons ; as a complete Parliamentary victory over a combination of the most influential , eloquent , and heterogeneous opponents . Don Pacifico was a Jew , a Portuguese by ...
... feelings , the prejudices , and the passions of the House of Com- mons ; as a complete Parliamentary victory over a combination of the most influential , eloquent , and heterogeneous opponents . Don Pacifico was a Jew , a Portuguese by ...
45. lappuse
... feeling greatly softened by Lord Palmerston's peremptory reply that it was all a question between England and Greece , with which no other power had any busi- ness to interfere . The Russian Government wrote an angry.
... feeling greatly softened by Lord Palmerston's peremptory reply that it was all a question between England and Greece , with which no other power had any busi- ness to interfere . The Russian Government wrote an angry.
63. lappuse
... feeling of the nation . There was no honour which Parliament and the country would not willingly have paid to the memory of Peel . Lord John Russell proposed with the sanc- tion of the Crown that his remains should be buried with public ...
... feeling of the nation . There was no honour which Parliament and the country would not willingly have paid to the memory of Peel . Lord John Russell proposed with the sanc- tion of the Crown that his remains should be buried with public ...
64. lappuse
... feelings of contempt or hostility to the House of Lords . Mr. Goulburn , who was one of Peel's executors , easily explained Peel's meaning , if indeed it needed explana- tion to any reasonable mind . Peel was impressed with the ...
... feelings of contempt or hostility to the House of Lords . Mr. Goulburn , who was one of Peel's executors , easily explained Peel's meaning , if indeed it needed explana- tion to any reasonable mind . Peel was impressed with the ...
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