The British Quarterly Review, 42. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1865 |
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... party of which they form so large a section is prepared to take on these questions . They have certainly a right to expect that their wishes should not be wholly disregarded . Even numerically considered , they form an important element ...
... party of which they form so large a section is prepared to take on these questions . They have certainly a right to expect that their wishes should not be wholly disregarded . Even numerically considered , they form an important element ...
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... party denied facts or invented them , served for a time to mislead opinion at a distance ; but nothing can be more certain than the evidence that it was the Catholics , and not the Protestants , who were the aggressors . It should be ...
... party denied facts or invented them , served for a time to mislead opinion at a distance ; but nothing can be more certain than the evidence that it was the Catholics , and not the Protestants , who were the aggressors . It should be ...
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... party have done all they could to preclude the city from instituting an adequate police . It is true the political influence of this party may seem to be comparatively small , inasmuch as they do not number much more than three millions ...
... party have done all they could to preclude the city from instituting an adequate police . It is true the political influence of this party may seem to be comparatively small , inasmuch as they do not number much more than three millions ...
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