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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Page 25
... particular mark in the political arena . It is true that he had held high offices under the State . He had been Secretary for Ire- land and Secretary for War , and had thus in his early youth attained an official rank which some.
... particular mark in the political arena . It is true that he had held high offices under the State . He had been Secretary for Ire- land and Secretary for War , and had thus in his early youth attained an official rank which some.
Page 61
... 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 to deny that amid all this noisy swagger and self- assertion ...
... 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 to deny that amid all this noisy swagger and self- assertion ...
Page 66
... particular du haut en bas . At the very out - set of his political career he created a strong prejudice against him- self by his addiction to this weakness . His first appearances before the world out- side Birmingham were made in ...
... particular du haut en bas . At the very out - set of his political career he created a strong prejudice against him- self by his addiction to this weakness . His first appearances before the world out- side Birmingham were made in ...
Page 105
... particular ' section ' in which it was known that ' the blind man ' was speaking . The blind man who was able to discourse so fluently , not • to say so oracularly , on education , on political economy , and on a great variety of minor ...
... particular ' section ' in which it was known that ' the blind man ' was speaking . The blind man who was able to discourse so fluently , not • to say so oracularly , on education , on political economy , and on a great variety of minor ...
Page 120
... particular , are of invaluable service to him in his battles on behalf of the people of India . Even if , on many great social questions , such as those concerning the labour laws , education , and the land tenure , he had not made his ...
... particular , are of invaluable service to him in his battles on behalf of the people of India . Even if , on many great social questions , such as those concerning the labour laws , education , and the land tenure , he had not made his ...
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