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... these points. At all events, we see that so early as i833 Macaulay had begun to doubt whether he could continue to act with the Whig party, and this was one of his reasons for accepting the appointment in India. And again, in .1852, he declined to join Lord ...
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... his novel Caleb Whims. His political works are forgotten. He was a Republican on principle, who always voted and spoke as &Whig, and an ueheliever who was very angry with those) of his pupils who preached A.theiem. Some of the best let`ers are from Ms ...
... novel * Caleb Williams.” His political works are forgotten. He was a Republican on princi- ple, who always voted and spoke as a Whig, and an urbeliever who was very angry with those of his pupils who preached Atheism. Some of the honest, generous, uneducated ...
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... purchase of the Sue:! Canal. Mr. Lowe was the only dissentient. The Times and the journals generally approved without reserve. The Whig leaders were so far from hinting a dislike, that the complaint now is that Lord Hartinoton was not asked to second Mr. Disraeli's ...
... Commons were no more than the customary mechanism for validating or quashing on strict party reasons the contested election of a Whig or Tory candidate, there has not been seen so utterly indecent an exhibition of partisan unscrupulousness as the Radical majority ...
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... realize that ideal. All I would say is this —that the task of government in thereto days, by whomsoever it be administered, by Whig or Tory, by Conserveti re or Liberal, is, at the very best and under all circtimltances, an arduous and a heavy task, and that ...
... novel Caleb Williams. His political works are forgotten. ;-le was a Republican on principle, who always voted and spoke as a Whig, and an tiebaliever who was very angry with those of his pupils who preached Atheism. Some of the best letters are from his ...
... 24tb, there was nothing worthy of record at Norio, though they managed to get galloping enough in deep rant keep the nags from Whig above themselves; and it was rather an unlucky day with regard to falls, a lady getting one Hat her saddle all to pieces, but ...