Modern British EloquenceDavid Boyd Strother Funk & Wagnalls, 1969 - 492 Seiten |
Im Buch
Ergebnisse 1-3 von 80
Seite 147
... Lord ? Sir , I am not fond at any time of making per- sonal allusions , and I am the more unwilling to make them now on ac- count of the unusual soreness which has been shown by the noble Lord on certain topics this night ; but I cannot ...
... Lord ? Sir , I am not fond at any time of making per- sonal allusions , and I am the more unwilling to make them now on ac- count of the unusual soreness which has been shown by the noble Lord on certain topics this night ; but I cannot ...
Seite 300
... Lord Aberdeen had dealt with the question , and had failed . Lord Palmerston had dealt with the question , and had failed . Lord Derby had dealt with the question , and had failed ; and afterwards Lord John Russell had dealt with the ...
... Lord Aberdeen had dealt with the question , and had failed . Lord Palmerston had dealt with the question , and had failed . Lord Derby had dealt with the question , and had failed ; and afterwards Lord John Russell had dealt with the ...
Seite 373
... Lord Salisbury was such a man when called to national leadership as Prime Minister in the ' eighties and ' nineties , years of relative peace . A. L. Kennedy writes that to the outside world Salisbury was England.1 Lord Rosebery ...
... Lord Salisbury was such a man when called to national leadership as Prime Minister in the ' eighties and ' nineties , years of relative peace . A. L. Kennedy writes that to the outside world Salisbury was England.1 Lord Rosebery ...
Inhalt
On the Right of Taxing America II | 10 |
Motion for Redress | 25 |
On Conciliation with America | 39 |
Urheberrecht | |
22 weitere Abschnitte werden nicht angezeigt.
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
abolition Africa agricultural America Aneurin Bevan authority Bank of England believe Bevan Bill Britain British called capital Charles James Fox Cheers Churchill Cobden coin colonies consider constitution Corn Laws duty election Empire English evil farmers feel foreign France friends gentlemen give Gladstone gold Government hear honourable hospitals House of Commons Ibid important increase interest Ireland Irish issue John Bright justice kingdom labour land landlord Laughter legislation liberty London Lord Derby Lord Randolph Churchill Lord Salisbury matter means measure Members ment millions nation never noble Lord object opinion ourselves Parliament Parliamentary party peace persons Pitt political population present Prime Minister principle propose protection question Reform Richard Cobden Russia slave-trade slaves speak speech spirit Stanley Baldwin T. M. Kettle things tion Tory trade Union United vote whole