The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - English literature |
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Page 96
... passed in 1869 as a " healing measure , " and in that year the country became so unsettled that it was necessary to reinforce the troops in Ireland , and to pass the temporary Peace Preservation Act of 1870 , in proposing which Mr ...
... passed in 1869 as a " healing measure , " and in that year the country became so unsettled that it was necessary to reinforce the troops in Ireland , and to pass the temporary Peace Preservation Act of 1870 , in proposing which Mr ...
Page 97
... passed the far more stringent " Westmeath Act , " whereby the Habeas Corpus Act was suspended in that county and certain adjoining districts for the same period of two years . Remedial legislation , however , was continued . Mr ...
... passed the far more stringent " Westmeath Act , " whereby the Habeas Corpus Act was suspended in that county and certain adjoining districts for the same period of two years . Remedial legislation , however , was continued . Mr ...
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... passed , the franchises it has conferred have brought especial credit upon it , because the old Liberal Party was a Whig and an aristocratic party . It has accomplished its work . There are no fancy franchises , no religious ...
... passed , the franchises it has conferred have brought especial credit upon it , because the old Liberal Party was a Whig and an aristocratic party . It has accomplished its work . There are no fancy franchises , no religious ...
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