A History of the Thirty Years' Peace, A.D. 1816-1846, Volume 3G. Bell and sons, 1877 - Great Britain |
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... followed with twenty - one petitions to the same purpose . While these were discussed in the one House , Mr. T. Fowell Buxton was moving in the other for a select committee to prepare for the extinction of slavery in the British ...
... followed with twenty - one petitions to the same purpose . While these were discussed in the one House , Mr. T. Fowell Buxton was moving in the other for a select committee to prepare for the extinction of slavery in the British ...
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... followed of the vexatious incidence of the Irish tithe . Owing to the extreme subdivision of land , the amounts were small - sometimes literally beyond expression ; and in such cases , the debtor was one who had no money , or ready ...
... followed of the vexatious incidence of the Irish tithe . Owing to the extreme subdivision of land , the amounts were small - sometimes literally beyond expression ; and in such cases , the debtor was one who had no money , or ready ...
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... followed by Lord Ripon and the Duke of Richmond . The single Tory , and two Canningites , ' were now gone ; and the ministry , being wholly Liberal - or supposed to be so- could henceforth work more freely . Such was the specu- lation ...
... followed by Lord Ripon and the Duke of Richmond . The single Tory , and two Canningites , ' were now gone ; and the ministry , being wholly Liberal - or supposed to be so- could henceforth work more freely . Such was the specu- lation ...
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... followed a sentence or two which , grave as was the occasion , caused shouts of laughter - there being few present who did not know something of the state of the king's mind towards the ministers , who were so formidably reforming the ...
... followed a sentence or two which , grave as was the occasion , caused shouts of laughter - there being few present who did not know something of the state of the king's mind towards the ministers , who were so formidably reforming the ...
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... followed those who had instituted a false ideal of a Christian Church , rather than the weak men who had been mastered by that idea . While the pity for these victims was yet fresh , every one looked to see what would happen at the ...
... followed those who had instituted a false ideal of a Christian Church , rather than the weak men who had been mastered by that idea . While the pity for these victims was yet fresh , every one looked to see what would happen at the ...
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