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... Henry Drummond . London . 1858 . 2. Parliamentary Government considered with reference to a Reform of Parliament . Grey . London . 1858 - An Essay . Page 155 - 176 233 By Earl - 255 ART . OF No. 210 . Page I. - History iv CONTENTS .
... Henry Drummond . London . 1858 . 2. Parliamentary Government considered with reference to a Reform of Parliament . Grey . London . 1858 - An Essay . Page 155 - 176 233 By Earl - 255 ART . OF No. 210 . Page I. - History iv CONTENTS .
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... government , and by the intrigues and game of cross purposes which sprang from them . Lord Cornwallis's own political opi- nions were unfixed , until the royal disapproval of the famous India Bill of the Coalition was intimated to the ...
... government , and by the intrigues and game of cross purposes which sprang from them . Lord Cornwallis's own political opi- nions were unfixed , until the royal disapproval of the famous India Bill of the Coalition was intimated to the ...
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... Government in this country and for the affairs of Ireland , I would cheerfully have complied ; but that I could not bear without resentment the usage I had met with ; that every fool I met in the street condoled with and pitied me . I ...
... Government in this country and for the affairs of Ireland , I would cheerfully have complied ; but that I could not bear without resentment the usage I had met with ; that every fool I met in the street condoled with and pitied me . I ...
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... Government . ' So declaimed Grattan , and he was followed in the same strain by Fitzgibbon , whose whole after life was employed in crushing those who carried the dangerous principle of resistance to what they deemed its legitimate ...
... Government . ' So declaimed Grattan , and he was followed in the same strain by Fitzgibbon , whose whole after life was employed in crushing those who carried the dangerous principle of resistance to what they deemed its legitimate ...
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... government , sought to drive from their post the two most venerable rulers with whom Ireland had ever been blessed - Corn- wallis and Abercromby . ' In reply to some violent remonstrances addressed to him , Lord Castlereagh coolly ...
... government , sought to drive from their post the two most venerable rulers with whom Ireland had ever been blessed - Corn- wallis and Abercromby . ' In reply to some violent remonstrances addressed to him , Lord Castlereagh coolly ...
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