The National Review, Volume 8W.H. Allen, 1886 - English literature |
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Page 64
... Party discussion . There would be no Great Party Leaders , bound to provide the country with new sensations , their followers with constant sport , and themselves with fresh instalments of popularity and " glory . " The Servants of the ...
... Party discussion . There would be no Great Party Leaders , bound to provide the country with new sensations , their followers with constant sport , and themselves with fresh instalments of popularity and " glory . " The Servants of the ...
Page 813
... Party to which the Radicals devote themselves , and to which , in conclusion , a short answer may be given . The Tory Party regarded even in its narrower sense , and exclu- sive of that large body of floating opinion which is ...
... Party to which the Radicals devote themselves , and to which , in conclusion , a short answer may be given . The Tory Party regarded even in its narrower sense , and exclu- sive of that large body of floating opinion which is ...
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... Party nine years afterwards ? None . The Conservatives now represent the whole body of moderate and prudent men in Her Majesty's dominions . It has come to that now . They are divided into two parties , each fighting for a flag , but no ...
... Party nine years afterwards ? None . The Conservatives now represent the whole body of moderate and prudent men in Her Majesty's dominions . It has come to that now . They are divided into two parties , each fighting for a flag , but no ...
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