My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 45
... turning point of the campaign . A Te Deum was sung at St. Stephen's in the presence of the Empress , and the populace ... turned homewards from Vienna , Hobhouse resolved to visit the Adriatic coast with a Mr. Barrett , " Long " Baillie ...
... turning point of the campaign . A Te Deum was sung at St. Stephen's in the presence of the Empress , and the populace ... turned homewards from Vienna , Hobhouse resolved to visit the Adriatic coast with a Mr. Barrett , " Long " Baillie ...
Page 249
... turned out with his former colleague than returned with any other man ; and it was perhaps his loyalty that turned the scale against Place's opposition . Hob- house was returned by a substantial majority , but this did little to allay ...
... turned out with his former colleague than returned with any other man ; and it was perhaps his loyalty that turned the scale against Place's opposition . Hob- house was returned by a substantial majority , but this did little to allay ...
Page 333
... turned to politics at home , and the Prime Minister , who was now converted to the view that the Reform Bill of 1832 was not necessarily a final measure , remarked that it was highly desirable for the Government to settle their ...
... turned to politics at home , and the Prime Minister , who was now converted to the view that the Reform Bill of 1832 was not necessarily a final measure , remarked that it was highly desirable for the Government to settle their ...
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