The Annual Register, Zväzok 137Edmund Burke Rivingtons, 1896 Continuation of the reference work that originated with Robert Dodsley, written and published each year, which records and analyzes the year’s major events, developments and trends in Great Britain and throughout the world. From the 1920s volumes of The Annual Register took the essential shape in which they have continued ever since, opening with the history of Britain, then a section on foreign history covering each country or region in turn. Following these are the chronicle of events, brief retrospectives on the year’s cultural and economic developments, a short selection of documents, and obituaries of eminent persons who died in the year. |
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... force ( Jan. , 1896 ) , whilst others urged that it would be more and more difficult to conjure with Mr. Gladstone's name , in proportion as his personal influence and attraction faded from men's minds . Under such circumstances it was ...
... force ( Jan. , 1896 ) , whilst others urged that it would be more and more difficult to conjure with Mr. Gladstone's name , in proportion as his personal influence and attraction faded from men's minds . Under such circumstances it was ...
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... force a dissolution . The Government , he declared , had no intention of dissolving except at the bidding of the House of Commons , and meanwhile they had much work to do . After the Welsh Disestablishment Bill they meant bringing in an ...
... force a dissolution . The Government , he declared , had no intention of dissolving except at the bidding of the House of Commons , and meanwhile they had much work to do . After the Welsh Disestablishment Bill they meant bringing in an ...
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... force their violent measures through the other House by a system of " log- rolling . " They were engaged only in sterile contests between class and class and creed and creed , and were neglecting those vital interests of the poorest and ...
... force their violent measures through the other House by a system of " log- rolling . " They were engaged only in sterile contests between class and class and creed and creed , and were neglecting those vital interests of the poorest and ...
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... force and a brightness which attracted those by whom he was most strongly opposed . He also regretted the death of the Czar of Russia , whose loss was a great calamity to the world , although happily his love of peace had been inherited ...
... force and a brightness which attracted those by whom he was most strongly opposed . He also regretted the death of the Czar of Russia , whose loss was a great calamity to the world , although happily his love of peace had been inherited ...
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... force revolutionary measures through the House . On their own confession , the predominant partner was against them , and in his belief , there was no enthusiasm for Home Rule either in Ireland , Wales , or or Scotland . It might be ...
... force revolutionary measures through the House . On their own confession , the predominant partner was against them , and in his belief , there was no enthusiasm for Home Rule either in Ireland , Wales , or or Scotland . It might be ...
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