A History of the Thirty Years' Peace, A.D. 1816-1846, Volume 3G. Bell and sons, 1877 - Great Britain |
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... class , Mr. William Rathbone , was in London , and struck with the spectacle of the Company's shipping , he inquired of a London mer- chant at his elbow , why such a trade - a trade so great and so capable of unlimited expansion - was ...
... class , Mr. William Rathbone , was in London , and struck with the spectacle of the Company's shipping , he inquired of a London mer- chant at his elbow , why such a trade - a trade so great and so capable of unlimited expansion - was ...
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... classes who had so cheerfully undertaken their share of the twenty millions of compensation ; and , in some future time , every white might have sold his plantation to a black or mulatto capitalist . There would be much evil in all this ...
... classes who had so cheerfully undertaken their share of the twenty millions of compensation ; and , in some future time , every white might have sold his plantation to a black or mulatto capitalist . There would be much evil in all this ...
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... classes of society . The Oxford movement was of a widely diffe- rent character , representing as it did the opposite party in the Church from that of the Simeons , Wilberforces , and Thorntons . The rumours which stole abroad told of ...
... classes of society . The Oxford movement was of a widely diffe- rent character , representing as it did the opposite party in the Church from that of the Simeons , Wilberforces , and Thorntons . The rumours which stole abroad told of ...
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... class and order . Such were the doings - serious and playful- of the High - Church party during this period . As for the immediately opposing party - the Low - Church or Evan- gelical section - they were active , but less prosperous ...
... class and order . Such were the doings - serious and playful- of the High - Church party during this period . As for the immediately opposing party - the Low - Church or Evan- gelical section - they were active , but less prosperous ...
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... class , however , appears to have been an interview between the prime - minister and a deputation of Nottingham Dissenters . When these delegates pre- sented their memorial , Lord Grey supposed that its contents were the same with those ...
... class , however , appears to have been an interview between the prime - minister and a deputation of Nottingham Dissenters . When these delegates pre- sented their memorial , Lord Grey supposed that its contents were the same with those ...
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