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Page 263
... National Education made Chamberlain , ' says Mr Birrell , no mean judge . In 1867 the Birmingham Education Society was created , a mild " · • and indefinite precursor of the National Education League which. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN 263.
... National Education made Chamberlain , ' says Mr Birrell , no mean judge . In 1867 the Birmingham Education Society was created , a mild " · • and indefinite precursor of the National Education League which. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN 263.
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... National Education League disappeared and its place was taken by a National Federation of Liberal Associations of which Birmingham was the centre and Chamberlain was the chief . It strengthened every stronghold of Liberalism ; it ...
... National Education League disappeared and its place was taken by a National Federation of Liberal Associations of which Birmingham was the centre and Chamberlain was the chief . It strengthened every stronghold of Liberalism ; it ...
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... national life , and the renaissance of old ones . Among the former is to be reckoned the ferment of liberal ideas which made Byron's countrymen proud to have a hand in Navarino and the emancipation of Greece , carried Wilberforce's ...
... national life , and the renaissance of old ones . Among the former is to be reckoned the ferment of liberal ideas which made Byron's countrymen proud to have a hand in Navarino and the emancipation of Greece , carried Wilberforce's ...
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