Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Band 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... authority . In vindication of that authority , and strictly in the interests of the vic- tims of the League , Lord Salis- bury's Government have had the courage to proclaim that organisa- tion as dangerous ; and in spite of all that ...
... authority . In vindication of that authority , and strictly in the interests of the vic- tims of the League , Lord Salis- bury's Government have had the courage to proclaim that organisa- tion as dangerous ; and in spite of all that ...
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... authority and to support the executive Government was the evident duty of every loyal man , and above all , of those who had ever borne the responsibility of office . Yet Mr Gladstone hurried up from Hawarden , not from any such ...
... authority and to support the executive Government was the evident duty of every loyal man , and above all , of those who had ever borne the responsibility of office . Yet Mr Gladstone hurried up from Hawarden , not from any such ...
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... authority of Mr Foster . " Mr Foster , be it re- membered , was the Speaker of the Irish House of Commons , who took a prominent part in opposing the Union , and who was also a strong opponent of Catholic eman cipation . His story that ...
... authority of Mr Foster . " Mr Foster , be it re- membered , was the Speaker of the Irish House of Commons , who took a prominent part in opposing the Union , and who was also a strong opponent of Catholic eman cipation . His story that ...
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