The Quarterly Review, Volumen105William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1859 |
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... ment , dated 7th July , 1858. Presented to the House of Commons . 4. Copy of Communications made by the Officers and Architect of the British Museum to the Trustees re- specting want of Space , & c . Presented to the House of Commons ...
... ment , dated 7th July , 1858. Presented to the House of Commons . 4. Copy of Communications made by the Officers and Architect of the British Museum to the Trustees re- specting want of Space , & c . Presented to the House of Commons ...
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... ment that the Archbishop of Canterbury knocked him down with a chessboard when they were at Westminster School toge- ther , may be open to a doubt ; but there seems none whatever that the damage to the future Governor - General and Lord ...
... ment that the Archbishop of Canterbury knocked him down with a chessboard when they were at Westminster School toge- ther , may be open to a doubt ; but there seems none whatever that the damage to the future Governor - General and Lord ...
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... ment ; but I must add , and with heartfelt grief I do it , that private confidence cannot easily be restored . ' Two days afterwards he has an interview with Mr. Pitt , re- ceives the Premier's assurance that no slight was intended ...
... ment ; but I must add , and with heartfelt grief I do it , that private confidence cannot easily be restored . ' Two days afterwards he has an interview with Mr. Pitt , re- ceives the Premier's assurance that no slight was intended ...
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... ment of intimidation and persuasion . Not only were ordinary placeholders and officials told that they must go all lengths with the Government , but express directions arrived from the English Home Office to deprive Saurin , the leader ...
... ment of intimidation and persuasion . Not only were ordinary placeholders and officials told that they must go all lengths with the Government , but express directions arrived from the English Home Office to deprive Saurin , the leader ...
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... ment , the preparations were complete ; but the Ministers had resolved to feel their way before committing themselves , and the Viceroy's speech was silent on the all - absorbing subject . The Opposition were the first to break ground ...
... ment , the preparations were complete ; but the Ministers had resolved to feel their way before committing themselves , and the Viceroy's speech was silent on the all - absorbing subject . The Opposition were the first to break ground ...
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