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 48.
22. lappuse
... object of his political writings appeared to be to denounce Mr. Disraeli , his titular leader , and to warn the party against him . For a long time he was disliked by most persons in the House of Commons . His gestures were ungainly ...
... object of his political writings appeared to be to denounce Mr. Disraeli , his titular leader , and to warn the party against him . For a long time he was disliked by most persons in the House of Commons . His gestures were ungainly ...
34. lappuse
... object the rescue of a man on trial for a trifling offence . When the warrants were about to be put into execution , resist- ance by force was offered . In particular , the attempt to arrest a leading negro agitator , named Paul Bogle ...
... object the rescue of a man on trial for a trifling offence . When the warrants were about to be put into execution , resist- ance by force was offered . In particular , the attempt to arrest a leading negro agitator , named Paul Bogle ...
63. lappuse
... object of desire , the govern- ment by the wise and good . They had nothing in particular to do with the small question in domestic legislation , as to whether seven pounds or ten pounds was to be the limit of a borough franchise . They ...
... object of desire , the govern- ment by the wise and good . They had nothing in particular to do with the small question in domestic legislation , as to whether seven pounds or ten pounds was to be the limit of a borough franchise . They ...
79. lappuse
... object to prove to the world that no such apathy prevailed . Reform Leagues and Reform Unions started up as if out of the ground . Public meetings of vast dimensions began to be held day after day for the purpose of testifying to the ...
... object to prove to the world that no such apathy prevailed . Reform Leagues and Reform Unions started up as if out of the ground . Public meetings of vast dimensions began to be held day after day for the purpose of testifying to the ...
99. lappuse
... the House should affirm along with the declarations that one party ought not to have all the power , and that the object of redistribution was to redistribute properly . The Liberal party , especially that section of H 2.
... the House should affirm along with the declarations that one party ought not to have all the power , and that the object of redistribution was to redistribute properly . The Liberal party , especially that section of H 2.
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