The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Том 181A. Constable, 1895 |
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... Cabinet , The scene was suggested , not by facts , but by calumnies which were exposed and refuted , though for a time they obtained circulation and a certain credence . * * We observe with regret that the late Sir William Gregory , in ...
... Cabinet , The scene was suggested , not by facts , but by calumnies which were exposed and refuted , though for a time they obtained circulation and a certain credence . * * We observe with regret that the late Sir William Gregory , in ...
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... Cabinet , The scene was suggested , not by facts , but by calumnies which were exposed and refuted , though for a time they obtained circulation and a certain credence . * We observe with regret that the late Sir William Gregory , in ...
... Cabinet , The scene was suggested , not by facts , but by calumnies which were exposed and refuted , though for a time they obtained circulation and a certain credence . * We observe with regret that the late Sir William Gregory , in ...
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... cabinet in this country . Both the opening and the closing passages of Mr. Torrens's book raise the presumption that he had this object in view . The phrase " Cabinet Council , " he writes in his first chapter , ' was sometimes applied ...
... cabinet in this country . Both the opening and the closing passages of Mr. Torrens's book raise the presumption that he had this object in view . The phrase " Cabinet Council , " he writes in his first chapter , ' was sometimes applied ...
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... cabinet during the period in which this country gradually passed from personal to parliamentary government . But , on the other hand , he does not call his book the ' History of the Cabinet , ' but the History of Cabinets . ' The period ...
... cabinet during the period in which this country gradually passed from personal to parliamentary government . But , on the other hand , he does not call his book the ' History of the Cabinet , ' but the History of Cabinets . ' The period ...
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... , and Plassy in the East , cast fresh lustre on our arms ; and England , under his auspices , was thus enabled to acquire a preponderating in- fluence in both hemispheres , and at the same time 118 Jan. The History of the Cabinet .
... , and Plassy in the East , cast fresh lustre on our arms ; and England , under his auspices , was thus enabled to acquire a preponderating in- fluence in both hemispheres , and at the same time 118 Jan. The History of the Cabinet .
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