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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1.–5. rezultāts no 84.
9. lappuse
... English politics and social affairs , and was thoroughly representative of a very solid body of English public opinion . In the House of Lords the Duke of Argyll was beginning to take a prominent and even a leading place . The Duke of ...
... English politics and social affairs , and was thoroughly representative of a very solid body of English public opinion . In the House of Lords the Duke of Argyll was beginning to take a prominent and even a leading place . The Duke of ...
25. lappuse
... English history , and indeed often compels an English states- man , to find himself in much the same condition as this barbarian boxer . It is impossible to know from moment to moment whither the attention will next have to be turned ...
... English history , and indeed often compels an English states- man , to find himself in much the same condition as this barbarian boxer . It is impossible to know from moment to moment whither the attention will next have to be turned ...
26. lappuse
... English officers and soldiers who had themselves helped to crush or to punish the supposed rebellion . All that the public here could gather from the first narratives that found their way into print was , that a negro insurrection had ...
... English officers and soldiers who had themselves helped to crush or to punish the supposed rebellion . All that the public here could gather from the first narratives that found their way into print was , that a negro insurrection had ...
55. lappuse
... English men and women who were detained as prisoners by Theodore , King of Abyssinia . Moreover the Parliament had only just been elected , and a Reform Bill would mean a speedy dissolution , with a renewal of expense and trouble to the ...
... English men and women who were detained as prisoners by Theodore , King of Abyssinia . Moreover the Parliament had only just been elected , and a Reform Bill would mean a speedy dissolution , with a renewal of expense and trouble to the ...
88. lappuse
... English public . Faith in the military strength of Austria had survived even the evidence of Solferino . English public instructors were for the most part as com- pletely agreed about the utter incapacity of the Prus- sians for the ...
... English public . Faith in the military strength of Austria had survived even the evidence of Solferino . English public instructors were for the most part as com- pletely agreed about the utter incapacity of the Prus- sians for the ...
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