Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 97
... government rather than political revolution , Disraeli knew perfectly well that the settle- ment of 1832 was not and could not be final , and that sooner or later the whole subject would have to be reopened . He refused to follow Peel's ...
... government rather than political revolution , Disraeli knew perfectly well that the settle- ment of 1832 was not and could not be final , and that sooner or later the whole subject would have to be reopened . He refused to follow Peel's ...
Page 98
... the glory of Mr Gladstone's Government was gone , but its measures remained , and they did not pacify Ireland . They only aggravated its discon- tent and stimulated agitation . The state of West Meath 98 [ Jan. Froude's Lord Beaconsfield .
... the glory of Mr Gladstone's Government was gone , but its measures remained , and they did not pacify Ireland . They only aggravated its discon- tent and stimulated agitation . The state of West Meath 98 [ Jan. Froude's Lord Beaconsfield .
Page 99
... Government actually came to Parliament for a secret committee to consider how the Administration was to be car- ried on . The policy had failed all round . Disraeli pointed with scorn to his rival's immense major- ity and utter failure ...
... Government actually came to Parliament for a secret committee to consider how the Administration was to be car- ried on . The policy had failed all round . Disraeli pointed with scorn to his rival's immense major- ity and utter failure ...
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... Government Board . The first descent into Darkest London is through the Casual Ward , to which sensational jour- nalists have vied with each other in giving an evil reputation . That it is unpopular with the poor , the numbers who ...
... Government Board . The first descent into Darkest London is through the Casual Ward , to which sensational jour- nalists have vied with each other in giving an evil reputation . That it is unpopular with the poor , the numbers who ...
Page 135
... government , it is to be hoped that one of the first subjects to which their councils will turn their at- tention will be the condition of rural labour , and the revival of local , and 1891. ] 135 The Problem of the Slums .
... government , it is to be hoped that one of the first subjects to which their councils will turn their at- tention will be the condition of rural labour , and the revival of local , and 1891. ] 135 The Problem of the Slums .
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