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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... measure to the splendid labours of the great evangelists Wesley and Whitfield , the Northumbrian pit- man , whose almost savage vices had at one time made him a bye - word and a reproach throughout the country , underwent a great moral ...
... measure to the splendid labours of the great evangelists Wesley and Whitfield , the Northumbrian pit- man , whose almost savage vices had at one time made him a bye - word and a reproach throughout the country , underwent a great moral ...
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... measured by its weakest link ; and in the same way it may be said that the strength of a statesman is to be measured by the character and number of the errors he commits . Again and again it has been shown that the most conspicuous ...
... measured by its weakest link ; and in the same way it may be said that the strength of a statesman is to be measured by the character and number of the errors he commits . Again and again it has been shown that the most conspicuous ...
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... measure of dignity from his manifest sincerity , from his unsurpassed courage , and from the striking though rough - hewn elo- quence with which he speaks . When he rises to address the House on any subject of general 58 Politicians of ...
... measure of dignity from his manifest sincerity , from his unsurpassed courage , and from the striking though rough - hewn elo- quence with which he speaks . When he rises to address the House on any subject of general 58 Politicians of ...
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... measure which he dealt out so freely to better men than himself . His name , as I have just remarked , had become the shibboleth of provincial Radicalism , and those who declined to pronounce it in the ortho- dox fashion , and with the ...
... measure which he dealt out so freely to better men than himself . His name , as I have just remarked , had become the shibboleth of provincial Radicalism , and those who declined to pronounce it in the ortho- dox fashion , and with the ...
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... fulfilled . The ' terrible young Radical ' who charged Mr. Gladstone with having disfigured ' all his great measures by concessions on important points , and who held that the last Liberal Adminis- tration was Mr. Joseph Chamberlain . 77.
... fulfilled . The ' terrible young Radical ' who charged Mr. Gladstone with having disfigured ' all his great measures by concessions on important points , and who held that the last Liberal Adminis- tration was Mr. Joseph Chamberlain . 77.
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