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... easy matter to make the modern reader feel cavalier sympathies ; and• the unbalance of the writers that Belloc has called the Whig historians was due sooner or later for an awful exposing. But a historian should not so obviously take sides, as Dr. Wingf ...
... Any Pressure To Reduce Would Threaten Basis Of Society Tinsyear's Australian wool sales have set the world Whig. Th e value of this farm crop has reached new fantastic heights. Whether it will influence other farm prices is difficult to say, but the factors ...
... import unawares Tory and Whig bias into what is supposedly the clear and unprejudiced judgment of history on past events. As Prof. Butterfield put it: We cling to a certain organisa. tion of historical knowledge width amounts to a Whig interpretation of history ...
... cannot forget the not accorded to them in Belfast, rather squalid origins of the English The president Mr. Bedell, however, Whigs and Tories, in Belfast later, told the meeting Certainly. I have never been able there (having asked the Press not to fo fathom ...
... legally for what it contains is in the words of Patrick “Christian and Roman.” Gael Over Belfast WRITER in the Northern . . Whig has expressed his relief that while Lord Wakehursl, the newly and suddenly appointed British Governor the Six Counties is a ...
... national failure, necessary nor natural. It is a One sick jockeyed the other out utilisation of the fact occasionally, but, Whig and Tory h in every cou ntry, ditTer, like, one party or the other was v ' e rlg h, to differ, always either in the saddle ...
... moment, on. „ . „ radio on, a . , - minority in favour of force on the but. rather, whether having attained was joined by the Whig towns people hurried home slc j of t (, Border, there is national freedom over the greater and the Newsletter in painting ...
... reported in the Northern Whig Unionist dads newspaper), the offending sentences were cut from the Official Debates when these were published In other words, nart of ihe evidence was destroyed. It was major sensation. The word of the Whig was supported bt the ...
... ViGILANS The Unionist newspapers featured the addresses prominently but only one. The Whig gave them extended editorial treatment. As might have been expected, the organ sounded the wrong note right from the start, affecting to see the utterances by riie ...
... around Belfast last week, when the three Unionist newspa pen, the Belfast Telegraph, the Belfast Newsletter and The Northern Whig, within hours each carried a leading article criticising the Bulletin issued by the Department External Affairs for daring ...
... Cultured Cows EVERYONE can smile at the ■ E following story, recorded by a columnist in the Northern Whig. A 8.8. C official celled an Ulster farm recently to boy some eggs. Tbe door was wide open and the radio was blaring forth. I’m glad to see you still ...