A History of Our Own Times from the Accession of Queen Victoria to the General Election of 1880, 4. sējumsChatto & Windus, 1880 |
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... American Civil War . Mr. Forster was a man of considerable Parliamentary aptitude ; a debater , who though not pretending to eloquence , was argumentative , vigorous , and persuasive . He had practical knowledge of English politics and ...
... American Civil War . Mr. Forster was a man of considerable Parliamentary aptitude ; a debater , who though not pretending to eloquence , was argumentative , vigorous , and persuasive . He had practical knowledge of English politics and ...
64. lappuse
... American principles ; a certain disappointment that the American Republic had not fulfilled most men's predictions and gone to pieces- these and various other feelings combined to make a great many Englishmen particularly hostile to any ...
... American principles ; a certain disappointment that the American Republic had not fulfilled most men's predictions and gone to pieces- these and various other feelings combined to make a great many Englishmen particularly hostile to any ...
72. lappuse
... American Anti - Slavery leader , in St. James's Hall , and he won much applause there by the frankness and good spirit of his tribute to the memory of President Lincoln , and by his manly acknowledgment of more than one mistake in his ...
... American Anti - Slavery leader , in St. James's Hall , and he won much applause there by the frankness and good spirit of his tribute to the memory of President Lincoln , and by his manly acknowledgment of more than one mistake in his ...
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... American people , Lord Russell's name was for a long time associated with the idea of a scarcely - concealed support of the slave - holders ' rebellion . Much of this curious contrast , this seeming inconsistency , is due to the fact ...
... American people , Lord Russell's name was for a long time associated with the idea of a scarcely - concealed support of the slave - holders ' rebellion . Much of this curious contrast , this seeming inconsistency , is due to the fact ...
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... America . Next day Lord Stanley , as Foreign Minister , was informed that perfect communication existed between ... American promoter of the Atlantic telegraph project , had first tried to inspire cool and calculating men in London ...
... America . Next day Lord Stanley , as Foreign Minister , was informed that perfect communication existed between ... American promoter of the Atlantic telegraph project , had first tried to inspire cool and calculating men in London ...
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