My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 263
... Cabinet . " Lord Tavistock was not at home , and Hobhouse therefore went on to see Lord Althorp , who laughed as they shook hands , and asked what he said to the proposal . On learning that the objectionable clauses of the Coercion Bill ...
... Cabinet . " Lord Tavistock was not at home , and Hobhouse therefore went on to see Lord Althorp , who laughed as they shook hands , and asked what he said to the proposal . On learning that the objectionable clauses of the Coercion Bill ...
Page 334
... Cabinet , he had none the less had a hand in it ; and he commented in his journal afterwards : " The fact then seems to be that we are to have a Reform Bill merely because Lord John Russell , without consulting any one , promised one ...
... Cabinet , he had none the less had a hand in it ; and he commented in his journal afterwards : " The fact then seems to be that we are to have a Reform Bill merely because Lord John Russell , without consulting any one , promised one ...
Page 335
... Cabinet but also his own Radical admirers . On the 2nd December London was alarmed by the news that Louis - Napoleon had dissolved the Assembly , arrested many of the Deputies , proclaimed a state of emergency , and called for a ...
... Cabinet but also his own Radical admirers . On the 2nd December London was alarmed by the news that Louis - Napoleon had dissolved the Assembly , arrested many of the Deputies , proclaimed a state of emergency , and called for a ...
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