The Quarterly Review, 145. köideJohn Murray, 1877 |
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Page 288
... party leaders who were able to command the distribution of places and honours . The Whigs being the principal authors of the Revolution , it was they who reaped the chief advantage from the system of party government which was now ...
... party leaders who were able to command the distribution of places and honours . The Whigs being the principal authors of the Revolution , it was they who reaped the chief advantage from the system of party government which was now ...
Page 289
... party connection were necessary to oppose a firm front to the power of the Crown . But when the House of Commons itself began to usurp the functions of the Executive , when it came to look on office as the great end of party ...
... party connection were necessary to oppose a firm front to the power of the Crown . But when the House of Commons itself began to usurp the functions of the Executive , when it came to look on office as the great end of party ...
Page 492
... party organisation . All thinking men must have seen that the existing state of things could not last . To organise a party at such a time would have been like forming line of battle on a quicksand . But when once the Federal ...
... party organisation . All thinking men must have seen that the existing state of things could not last . To organise a party at such a time would have been like forming line of battle on a quicksand . But when once the Federal ...
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nightly Review November 1 1877 | 35 |
Mycena a Narrative of Researches and Discoveries | 62 |
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