Mr. T. Burt. Lord Hartington. Sir R. Peel. Mr. Chamberlain. Mr. Roebuck. Mr. Fawcett. Sir S. Northcote. 'Punch.' Prince Gortschakoff. Sir W. Lawson. Mr. Forster. Mr. Chaplin. Mr. Goschen. Mr. Parnell. The speakerGriffith & Farran, 1880 - Great Britain |
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... gives besides Descriptions of very varied experiences in Australia . THE COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS OF THE SEA ; or , Marine Con- tributions to Industry and Art . By P. L. SIMMONDS , Author of The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom ...
... gives besides Descriptions of very varied experiences in Australia . THE COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS OF THE SEA ; or , Marine Con- tributions to Industry and Art . By P. L. SIMMONDS , Author of The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom ...
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... give the world a taste of his quality . ' Lord Palmerston had taken a great liking to the young Baronet . He had recognised in him great talents , the existence of which his friends had denied , and he believed that under the sobering ...
... give the world a taste of his quality . ' Lord Palmerston had taken a great liking to the young Baronet . He had recognised in him great talents , the existence of which his friends had denied , and he believed that under the sobering ...
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... give force and power to a performance which would otherwise have no greater importance than that attaching to a diverting harlequinade . In Sir Robert's case his curious political gyrations acquire a certain measure of dignity from his ...
... give force and power to a performance which would otherwise have no greater importance than that attaching to a diverting harlequinade . In Sir Robert's case his curious political gyrations acquire a certain measure of dignity from his ...
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... give utterance to them with force , freedom , and spirit . In the whole course of his political career he was never known to make a dull speech ; and there have been times when he has shown himself to be the master of an eloquence which ...
... give utterance to them with force , freedom , and spirit . In the whole course of his political career he was never known to make a dull speech ; and there have been times when he has shown himself to be the master of an eloquence which ...
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... gives utterance to the opinions to the opinions current in the particular ' set ' to which he belongs in social life , and at all times he leaves much to be desired in the shape of prudence and self - restraint ; but it would be unjust ...
... gives utterance to the opinions to the opinions current in the particular ' set ' to which he belongs in social life , and at all times he leaves much to be desired in the shape of prudence and self - restraint ; but it would be unjust ...
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