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Secretary , hesitated to hold that office under Lord Goderich on Herries's appointment ; and the difficulty was not settled until after , what Lord Cockburn truly calls , a few weeks of fearful ' doubt . ' Canning died on the 7th August ...
Secretary , hesitated to hold that office under Lord Goderich on Herries's appointment ; and the difficulty was not settled until after , what Lord Cockburn truly calls , a few weeks of fearful ' doubt . ' Canning died on the 7th August ...
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The government of Lord Aberdeen contained three men , whose destinies since its disruption in January 1855 , have been widely different , though at intervals intertwined with each other . These men are Lord John Russell , Mr. Gladstone ...
The government of Lord Aberdeen contained three men , whose destinies since its disruption in January 1855 , have been widely different , though at intervals intertwined with each other . These men are Lord John Russell , Mr. Gladstone ...
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We cer- tainly belong to those members of the Liberal party who thought many of the acts of Lord Palmerston's administration of the Foreign Office questionable , during the period in which he held the seals of that department under the ...
We cer- tainly belong to those members of the Liberal party who thought many of the acts of Lord Palmerston's administration of the Foreign Office questionable , during the period in which he held the seals of that department under the ...
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
sur le Globe Par P Flourens Membre de lAca | 46 |
England from the earliest period to the year 1742 | 78 |
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