The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... opinion of Crom- well , acknowledges the ' very valuable addition which he had given ' to the historic literature of the Protectorate , and the new light he had thrown on a period of our history which , without being ' remote , is ...
... opinion of Crom- well , acknowledges the ' very valuable addition which he had given ' to the historic literature of the Protectorate , and the new light he had thrown on a period of our history which , without being ' remote , is ...
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... opinion would regulate our foreign affairs , whether Whigs or Tories were in office . Public opinion , thanks to the Whigs , has now more influence on foreign affairs than it has ever had ; but he who relies on a vague public opinion to ...
... opinion would regulate our foreign affairs , whether Whigs or Tories were in office . Public opinion , thanks to the Whigs , has now more influence on foreign affairs than it has ever had ; but he who relies on a vague public opinion to ...
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... opinion that the Alabama ought not to be allowed to leave Liverpool , and in that opinion he ( the Solicitor - General ) had only to say that he entirely concurred . But the vessel escaped , and he quite agreed with his hon . friend who ...
... opinion that the Alabama ought not to be allowed to leave Liverpool , and in that opinion he ( the Solicitor - General ) had only to say that he entirely concurred . But the vessel escaped , and he quite agreed with his hon . friend who ...
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