A Popular History of England: From the Earliest Times, 5. sējumsH.A. Boles, 1876 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 73.
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... soon became much attached to him ; he amused her as well as advised her , and had an affectionate freedom in his intercourse with her which was almost fatherly . The Tories soon became extremely jealous of Lord Melbourne's personal ...
... soon became much attached to him ; he amused her as well as advised her , and had an affectionate freedom in his intercourse with her which was almost fatherly . The Tories soon became extremely jealous of Lord Melbourne's personal ...
99. lappuse
... soon to overwhelm that unhappy country . The principle of Free Trade grew and strengthened itself in the midst of the misfortunes with which those were 1 smitten who had most violently combated it . Not merely were all taxes on the ...
... soon to overwhelm that unhappy country . The principle of Free Trade grew and strengthened itself in the midst of the misfortunes with which those were 1 smitten who had most violently combated it . Not merely were all taxes on the ...
276. lappuse
... soon had the suffrages of all , serving as the base on which was founded the great reform now proposed in the government of India by the English . The Indian mutiny was the death - blow to the famous East India Company . Mr. Pitt had ...
... soon had the suffrages of all , serving as the base on which was founded the great reform now proposed in the government of India by the English . The Indian mutiny was the death - blow to the famous East India Company . Mr. Pitt had ...
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