Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 32W. Blackwood & Sons, 1832 |
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... Reform Bill , have been so extreme , that they must long ago have led to its overthrow , not only without the resistance , but with the concurrence , of all the Reformers who are not re- volutionists , had it not been for the delusion ...
... Reform Bill , have been so extreme , that they must long ago have led to its overthrow , not only without the resistance , but with the concurrence , of all the Reformers who are not re- volutionists , had it not been for the delusion ...
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... Reform is now vic- torious - the bill is passed unmutila- ted and unimpaired , and its whole consequences now rest on the heads of its authors , and its authors alone . When it is discovered that all the benefits promised from it are a ...
... Reform is now vic- torious - the bill is passed unmutila- ted and unimpaired , and its whole consequences now rest on the heads of its authors , and its authors alone . When it is discovered that all the benefits promised from it are a ...
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... Reform passion . It has not come too late , however , let us hope , to give a tolerable security , for a time at least , under the new con- stitution , to life and property . The whole powers of the state are now centred in the House of ...
... Reform passion . It has not come too late , however , let us hope , to give a tolerable security , for a time at least , under the new con- stitution , to life and property . The whole powers of the state are now centred in the House of ...
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... Reform , hopeless heretofore , was now certain of success . The event has proved that he was not mistaken in his anticipations . The unfortunate measures thrust upon a yielding Tory Administration by the incessant clamour of 1832. ] 61 ...
... Reform , hopeless heretofore , was now certain of success . The event has proved that he was not mistaken in his anticipations . The unfortunate measures thrust upon a yielding Tory Administration by the incessant clamour of 1832. ] 61 ...
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... Reform Bill , the case might have been widely different with members elected under a rational system of constituency . Every thing depends E on the class of men to whom the elective franchise 1832. ] 65 The Fall of the Constitution .
... Reform Bill , the case might have been widely different with members elected under a rational system of constituency . Every thing depends E on the class of men to whom the elective franchise 1832. ] 65 The Fall of the Constitution .
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