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 58.
12. lappuse
... popular amongst them . His style was far too self - assured ; his faith in his own superiority to everybody else was too evident to allow of his having many enthusiastic admirers . He soon , however , got into high office . With his ...
... popular amongst them . His style was far too self - assured ; his faith in his own superiority to everybody else was too evident to allow of his having many enthusiastic admirers . He soon , however , got into high office . With his ...
28. lappuse
... popular meeting than by a deputation to a minister . Mr. Cardwell was so fortunate as to discover a phrase exactly suitable to the occasion . In the course of his reply to the deputation , he laid it down that everyone must be careful ...
... popular meeting than by a deputation to a minister . Mr. Cardwell was so fortunate as to discover a phrase exactly suitable to the occasion . In the course of his reply to the deputation , he laid it down that everyone must be careful ...
56. lappuse
... popular enthusiasm nothing could be done . The House of Commons as a whole did not want reform . For one obvious reason , the House had only just been elected ; members had spent money and taken much trouble ; and they did not like the ...
... popular enthusiasm nothing could be done . The House of Commons as a whole did not want reform . For one obvious reason , the House had only just been elected ; members had spent money and taken much trouble ; and they did not like the ...
57. lappuse
... popular excitement and the demeanour of the Go- vernment showed that they must be for it or against it . Only a small number of men in the House were genuine in their anxiety for immediate change ; and of these the majority were too ...
... popular excitement and the demeanour of the Go- vernment showed that they must be for it or against it . Only a small number of men in the House were genuine in their anxiety for immediate change ; and of these the majority were too ...
58. lappuse
... popular agitator on behalf of his measure , and stumped the country during the Easter holidays . It was during this political cam- paign that he made the famous speech in Liverpool , in which he announced that the Government had passed ...
... popular agitator on behalf of his measure , and stumped the country during the Easter holidays . It was during this political cam- paign that he made the famous speech in Liverpool , in which he announced that the Government had passed ...
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