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 36.
5. lappuse
... actually rescinded . It is probable , how- ever , that Mr. Lowe felt that the Government of which he was a member had not given him all the support he might have expected . It is certain that if Lord Palmerston and his leading ...
... actually rescinded . It is probable , how- ever , that Mr. Lowe felt that the Government of which he was a member had not given him all the support he might have expected . It is certain that if Lord Palmerston and his leading ...
30. lappuse
... actually turned out that Mr. Cardwell's appeal to the public not to prejudge , was warranted even where men deliberately affirmed themselves to have com- mitted the acts which made people at home shudder and exclaim . Such seemed to ...
... actually turned out that Mr. Cardwell's appeal to the public not to prejudge , was warranted even where men deliberately affirmed themselves to have com- mitted the acts which made people at home shudder and exclaim . Such seemed to ...
70. lappuse
... actually in Parlia- ment cannot be expected to enter with any great spontaneous enthusiasm into a project for sending them back to their constituencies to run the risk and bear the cost of a new election by untried voters . It will ...
... actually in Parlia- ment cannot be expected to enter with any great spontaneous enthusiasm into a project for sending them back to their constituencies to run the risk and bear the cost of a new election by untried voters . It will ...
89. lappuse
... actually registered ; but the Government took no interest in the project , probably regarding it as on a par with the frequent applications which are made for the countenance and help of the Treasury in the promotion of flying machines ...
... actually registered ; but the Government took no interest in the project , probably regarding it as on a par with the frequent applications which are made for the countenance and help of the Treasury in the promotion of flying machines ...
90. lappuse
... actually laid . It did for a few days unite Europe and America . Messages of congratulation passed along between the Queen and the President of the United States . The Queen congratulated the President upon ' the successful completion ...
... actually laid . It did for a few days unite Europe and America . Messages of congratulation passed along between the Queen and the President of the United States . The Queen congratulated the President upon ' the successful completion ...
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