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... Speeches and Despatches . ' But I hope my explanation will satisfy them that I have acted for the reader's benefit in thus repeating what has been already read , instead of furnishing him with an article entirely original . The fact is ...
... Speeches and Despatches . ' But I hope my explanation will satisfy them that I have acted for the reader's benefit in thus repeating what has been already read , instead of furnishing him with an article entirely original . The fact is ...
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... VIII . REFORM BILL OF 1867 - MR . GLADSTONE'S SPEECH ON THE IRISH CHURCH - GENERAL ELECTION - CHANGE OF MINISTRY - RETIREMENT FROM THE LEAD THAT I HAD HELD SINCE 1834 290 IX . JUSTICE TO IRELAND 295 PAGE 362 371 393 408 OF 413 421 457 463.
... VIII . REFORM BILL OF 1867 - MR . GLADSTONE'S SPEECH ON THE IRISH CHURCH - GENERAL ELECTION - CHANGE OF MINISTRY - RETIREMENT FROM THE LEAD THAT I HAD HELD SINCE 1834 290 IX . JUSTICE TO IRELAND 295 PAGE 362 371 393 408 OF 413 421 457 463.
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... Allen , at Holland House , in the following terms : - Your account of the view which Lord Grenville is expected to take of Continental affairs , in a speech upon the first day of the session , has relieved CHAP . I. SPANISH WAR .
... Allen , at Holland House , in the following terms : - Your account of the view which Lord Grenville is expected to take of Continental affairs , in a speech upon the first day of the session , has relieved CHAP . I. SPANISH WAR .
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... speech . The cause of the ancient republic of Genoa , and of the old public law of Europe , was pleaded with great weight of reason and authority by Sir James Mackintosh . But a question touching England more nearly than the state of ...
... speech . The cause of the ancient republic of Genoa , and of the old public law of Europe , was pleaded with great weight of reason and authority by Sir James Mackintosh . But a question touching England more nearly than the state of ...
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... speeches with confused metaphors . He took three- quarters of an hour in telling the House of Commons that he did not mean to make any motion on the Treaties of Vienna , but that any private member was at liberty to do so . On another ...
... speeches with confused metaphors . He took three- quarters of an hour in telling the House of Commons that he did not mean to make any motion on the Treaties of Vienna , but that any private member was at liberty to do so . On another ...
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