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would probably have shrunk back ; 1 for it was in some quarters firmly , and not
without reason , believed that , although the Minister ultimately found in him an
active and able coadjutor , he was far from approving of many parts of the Reform
...
would probably have shrunk back ; 1 for it was in some quarters firmly , and not
without reason , believed that , although the Minister ultimately found in him an
active and able coadjutor , he was far from approving of many parts of the Reform
...
Page 308
Lord Brougham had , at Leeds , as well as in Parliament , distinctly stated that he
should propose what he considered to be a safe , practical and effectual reform , “
although , certainly , it would not be such a reform as he would propose if he ...
Lord Brougham had , at Leeds , as well as in Parliament , distinctly stated that he
should propose what he considered to be a safe , practical and effectual reform , “
although , certainly , it would not be such a reform as he would propose if he ...
Page 318
These and kindred topics naturally conducted him to the necessity of Corporation
Reform ; although he , at the same time , admitted that the question was
surrounded serious and perplexing difficulties . ? As Lord Brougham was , on the
one ...
These and kindred topics naturally conducted him to the necessity of Corporation
Reform ; although he , at the same time , admitted that the question was
surrounded serious and perplexing difficulties . ? As Lord Brougham was , on the
one ...
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THE THEORY OF SUCCESSION AB INTES | 1 |
HIS | 17 |
NAVIGATION COLLISION CONFLICT | 52 |
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