My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 327
... Russell answered flatly : " He was . " Hobhouse was aggrieved , although his statement had obviously called for no denial , and Russell , as he knew , was not the man to pay an idle compliment - there was the sting of truth in Bulwer ...
... Russell answered flatly : " He was . " Hobhouse was aggrieved , although his statement had obviously called for no denial , and Russell , as he knew , was not the man to pay an idle compliment - there was the sting of truth in Bulwer ...
Page 328
... Russell he replied that he was quite prepared to yield his place to Graham , who would be a great acquisition to the Ministry . At the next Cabinet Russell received him most cordially and kept repeating : " It is very good of you ...
... Russell he replied that he was quite prepared to yield his place to Graham , who would be a great acquisition to the Ministry . At the next Cabinet Russell received him most cordially and kept repeating : " It is very good of you ...
Page 334
... Russell , without consulting any one , promised one , and in spite even of his own misgivings . " In November there was trouble in the Cabinet over Palmerston's pro- posed reception of the Hungarian patriot , Kossuth , which was thought ...
... Russell , without consulting any one , promised one , and in spite even of his own misgivings . " In November there was trouble in the Cabinet over Palmerston's pro- posed reception of the Hungarian patriot , Kossuth , which was thought ...
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