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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... majority , were sure to be thrown out by a large one in the Lords - was ultimately adopted , and curiosity and ingenuity were alike taxed to the utmost to forecast the mode in which the resolution would have to be drafted so as to ...
... majority , were sure to be thrown out by a large one in the Lords - was ultimately adopted , and curiosity and ingenuity were alike taxed to the utmost to forecast the mode in which the resolution would have to be drafted so as to ...
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... majority in the House of Commons was small , but it was a working majority , and they could only lose it by their own friends turning against them . Now he thought even discon- tented friends would be too wise , if only for their own ...
... majority in the House of Commons was small , but it was a working majority , and they could only lose it by their own friends turning against them . Now he thought even discon- tented friends would be too wise , if only for their own ...
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... majority , or had behind them the strongly expressed wish of the country . But with a following in the House of Commons composed of groups bound together by the sole bond of reciprocal interests , and when united , out- numbering their ...
... majority , or had behind them the strongly expressed wish of the country . But with a following in the House of Commons composed of groups bound together by the sole bond of reciprocal interests , and when united , out- numbering their ...
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... majority in the House of Commons . At the same time he addressed a word of warning to the Parnellite members who threatened to vote against the Government whenever the opportunity pre- sented itself . He warned them that such a course ...
... majority in the House of Commons . At the same time he addressed a word of warning to the Parnellite members who threatened to vote against the Government whenever the opportunity pre- sented itself . He warned them that such a course ...
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... majority was trivial , uncertain , and apparently dwindling every day , the Government had addressed themselves to all the questions which divided the community the most ; and no better object- lesson could be given to the people of the ...
... majority was trivial , uncertain , and apparently dwindling every day , the Government had addressed themselves to all the questions which divided the community the most ; and no better object- lesson could be given to the people of the ...
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