The National Review, Volume 70W.H. Allen, 1916 - English literature |
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Page 208
... Lord Chancellor , who has most deserved impeachment of all the long line of Keepers of the King's Conscience , from the spacious days of Francis Bacon . Autres temps autres mœurs . In lieu of impeachment Lord Haldane draws a pension of ...
... Lord Chancellor , who has most deserved impeachment of all the long line of Keepers of the King's Conscience , from the spacious days of Francis Bacon . Autres temps autres mœurs . In lieu of impeachment Lord Haldane draws a pension of ...
Page 219
... Lord Haldane as Lord Haldane himself , whom he regards much as Carlyle regarded Frederick the Great . " " 66 As a devout disciple Mr. Begbie shares the master's view that Lord Haldane had divided his life between telling Germany what we ...
... Lord Haldane as Lord Haldane himself , whom he regards much as Carlyle regarded Frederick the Great . " " 66 As a devout disciple Mr. Begbie shares the master's view that Lord Haldane had divided his life between telling Germany what we ...
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... Lord of the Manor here ? " No one seemed to know . This amazed him . " But you know what I mean . . . the Lord of the Manor ? " he repeated . Then it came out that he imagined the possessor of this impressively sounding title to ...
... Lord of the Manor here ? " No one seemed to know . This amazed him . " But you know what I mean . . . the Lord of the Manor ? " he repeated . Then it came out that he imagined the possessor of this impressively sounding title to ...
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