The National Review, Volume 59W.H. Allen, 1912 - English literature |
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... India on February 5 , after one of the most eventful tours in history , having added a splendid chapter to the annals of our Royal House . Their success surpassed the most sanguine expecta- tions , but unfortunately the language in ...
... India on February 5 , after one of the most eventful tours in history , having added a splendid chapter to the annals of our Royal House . Their success surpassed the most sanguine expecta- tions , but unfortunately the language in ...
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... India , and forwarded to the unofficial members of the Viceroy's Council , gives some faint idea of the indelible impression made on the Indian Empire by their Emperor and Empress . Opening of Parliament AFTER a painfully brief respite ...
... India , and forwarded to the unofficial members of the Viceroy's Council , gives some faint idea of the indelible impression made on the Indian Empire by their Emperor and Empress . Opening of Parliament AFTER a painfully brief respite ...
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... India was dealt with in a paragraph in which the personal note was naturally strong . " In my Indian Dominions , the Durbar which I held with the Queen - Empress , at Delhi , in order to make known in person My succession to the ...
... India was dealt with in a paragraph in which the personal note was naturally strong . " In my Indian Dominions , the Durbar which I held with the Queen - Empress , at Delhi , in order to make known in person My succession to the ...
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... any Unionist who will stop to think of the grave consequences of making what will appear to the people of India - however it may appear to the people of this ( country - as reflections on the action of the Emperor 26 THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
... any Unionist who will stop to think of the grave consequences of making what will appear to the people of India - however it may appear to the people of this ( country - as reflections on the action of the Emperor 26 THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
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... India by the demeanour and characteristics of their Majesties themselves . " ALL the reports from India , both public and private , coincide in emphasising the immense impression made by the Emperor and Empress on the myriads of people ...
... India by the demeanour and characteristics of their Majesties themselves . " ALL the reports from India , both public and private , coincide in emphasising the immense impression made by the Emperor and Empress on the myriads of people ...
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