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 42.
15. lappuse
... established governments . Mr. Stans- feld felt himself called on to resign his office ; and Lord Palmerston , though at first he politely pressed him to reconsider the resolve , consented after a while to accept the resignation . Mr ...
... established governments . Mr. Stans- feld felt himself called on to resign his office ; and Lord Palmerston , though at first he politely pressed him to reconsider the resolve , consented after a while to accept the resignation . Mr ...
47. lappuse
... establish . The right of Englishmen to rule in Jamaica is a right which has to be exercised with , and not without , regard for human feelings and Christian laws . Not a few per- sons endeavoured to satisfy their own and the public ...
... establish . The right of Englishmen to rule in Jamaica is a right which has to be exercised with , and not without , regard for human feelings and Christian laws . Not a few per- sons endeavoured to satisfy their own and the public ...
108. lappuse
... establish house- hold suffrage pure and simple in the towns . The leading spirits of the Government were now determined to carry a Reform Bill that session , come what would . They were partly influenced , no doubt , by the conviction ...
... establish house- hold suffrage pure and simple in the towns . The leading spirits of the Government were now determined to carry a Reform Bill that session , come what would . They were partly influenced , no doubt , by the conviction ...
112. lappuse
... establish household suffrage pure and simple in the borough constituencies . The Tea - Room 1 Party had conquered both ways . They had pre- vailed against Mr. Gladstone , and prevailed over Mr. Disraeli . Many hard words , as we have ...
... establish household suffrage pure and simple in the borough constituencies . The Tea - Room 1 Party had conquered both ways . They had pre- vailed against Mr. Gladstone , and prevailed over Mr. Disraeli . Many hard words , as we have ...
114. lappuse
... establishing the borough fran- chise at once on the sound and simple basis of house- hold suffrage . The struggle now was practically over . The bill had become from a sham a reality ; from unmeaning complication it had grown into ...
... establishing the borough fran- chise at once on the sound and simple basis of house- hold suffrage . The struggle now was practically over . The bill had become from a sham a reality ; from unmeaning complication it had grown into ...
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