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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... young man from Choppington , who took so quiet and unobtrusive a part in the some- what stormy and distracted discussions of the members of the Union , speedily made his mark by the fairness and moderation of his views 14 Politicians of ...
... young man from Choppington , who took so quiet and unobtrusive a part in the some- what stormy and distracted discussions of the members of the Union , speedily made his mark by the fairness and moderation of his views 14 Politicians of ...
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... young man raised his voice and offered a few practical suggestions to his companions . No one , even then , could doubt Mr. Burt's superiority , not merely to most miners , but to most of the people whom chance or their own persistence ...
... young man raised his voice and offered a few practical suggestions to his companions . No one , even then , could doubt Mr. Burt's superiority , not merely to most miners , but to most of the people whom chance or their own persistence ...
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... young Whether he had anything more than this ability to command , and the shrewd- ness in avoiding blunders of which I have spoken , was known to none save his most intimate friends , when , together with his colleagues , he retired ...
... young Whether he had anything more than this ability to command , and the shrewd- ness in avoiding blunders of which I have spoken , was known to none save his most intimate friends , when , together with his colleagues , he retired ...
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... young Whig Lord , in opposition to a man whose opinions on most political questions were as advanced as their own . The con- troversy was terminated by Mr. Forster's withdrawal from the contest - in which , of course , neither of the ...
... young Whig Lord , in opposition to a man whose opinions on most political questions were as advanced as their own . The con- troversy was terminated by Mr. Forster's withdrawal from the contest - in which , of course , neither of the ...
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... young Baronet . He had recognised in him great talents , the existence of which his friends had denied , and he believed that under the sobering influence of public life and official responsibility , he would be able to throw off those ...
... young Baronet . He had recognised in him great talents , the existence of which his friends had denied , and he believed that under the sobering influence of public life and official responsibility , he would be able to throw off those ...
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