The National Review, Volume 10W.H. Allen, 1887 - English literature |
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... party in recent bye - elec- tions ; and candidates fighting under his standard have made especial use of what he is supposed to have conceded with regard to the retention of Irish members at Westminster . Sir George Trevelyan presents ...
... party in recent bye - elec- tions ; and candidates fighting under his standard have made especial use of what he is supposed to have conceded with regard to the retention of Irish members at Westminster . Sir George Trevelyan presents ...
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... Party was a Home Rule Party . Con- scious of his own legitimate authority , and reasonably anticipating that deference would be paid to one who had been Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant in exceptionally arduous times , he went ...
... Party was a Home Rule Party . Con- scious of his own legitimate authority , and reasonably anticipating that deference would be paid to one who had been Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant in exceptionally arduous times , he went ...
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... Party . And Mr. Whitbread ( intervening , in his usual way , with that inimitable air of superhuman impartiality which veils a most loyal partisan ) , 66 99 suggested that , although the Irish Members should MR . GLADSTONE'S CONCESSIONS .
... Party . And Mr. Whitbread ( intervening , in his usual way , with that inimitable air of superhuman impartiality which veils a most loyal partisan ) , 66 99 suggested that , although the Irish Members should MR . GLADSTONE'S CONCESSIONS .
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... party , viz . ( 1 ) the unity of the Empire , and the supremacy of Parliament ; ( 2 ) the real and effective management of Irish affairs- by Irish authority , and its acceptance as real and effective by the Irish nation . Now , as ...
... party , viz . ( 1 ) the unity of the Empire , and the supremacy of Parliament ; ( 2 ) the real and effective management of Irish affairs- by Irish authority , and its acceptance as real and effective by the Irish nation . Now , as ...
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... party . Next time he may , or may not , get a majority . If he gets one , he will , of course demonstrate with infinite fertility of argument and declaration , that the verdict of the nation ( being on his side ) is clear , final , and ...
... party . Next time he may , or may not , get a majority . If he gets one , he will , of course demonstrate with infinite fertility of argument and declaration , that the verdict of the nation ( being on his side ) is clear , final , and ...
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