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.
vi. lappuse
... reason for not adopting it himself was that ' I was not prepared to take a step which would have rendered it impossible for me to return to Ire- land . ' I think it right to call special attention to this fact , as I am sure it will be ...
... reason for not adopting it himself was that ' I was not prepared to take a step which would have rendered it impossible for me to return to Ire- land . ' I think it right to call special attention to this fact , as I am sure it will be ...
42. lappuse
... reason but that they happened to come in the way of men who were in a humour for flogging and hanging . Women - to be sure they were only co- loured women - were stripped and scourged by the saviours of society with all the delight ...
... reason but that they happened to come in the way of men who were in a humour for flogging and hanging . Women - to be sure they were only co- loured women - were stripped and scourged by the saviours of society with all the delight ...
56. lappuse
... reason , the House had only just been elected ; members had spent money and taken much trouble ; and they did not like the idea of having to encounter the risk and expense all over again almost immediately . All the Conservatives were ...
... reason , the House had only just been elected ; members had spent money and taken much trouble ; and they did not like the idea of having to encounter the risk and expense all over again almost immediately . All the Conservatives were ...
57. lappuse
... reason why , if such a bill had been passed , some politician might not move the session after for a bill to reduce the franchise a pound or two lower . Absolute finality in politics is of course unattainable , but a statesman would do ...
... reason why , if such a bill had been passed , some politician might not move the session after for a bill to reduce the franchise a pound or two lower . Absolute finality in politics is of course unattainable , but a statesman would do ...
58. lappuse
... reason , and partly because it had the support of Mr. Bright . But it would have been hard to find anyone who said that he really cared much about the measure itself , or that it was the sort of thing he would have proposed if he had ...
... reason , and partly because it had the support of Mr. Bright . But it would have been hard to find anyone who said that he really cared much about the measure itself , or that it was the sort of thing he would have proposed if he had ...
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