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... enemies—ln particular Mr. Disraeli—were taking a swift revenge. The anti- Repeal Tories were about to join forces with the Whigs in wrecking the Government by voting against the Irish Coercion Bill. Peers last words at this tense moment are perhaps still ...

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... turn into a discussion of actual charges. Mr. Gromyko, for Russia, I. diately challenged Sir Alesuic and said that since the Whig de* gation argued the Ukraine cum not founded on facts, it was right to give Mr. Maul* i chance to substantiate his cut Sir ...