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... Representation Considered and Reputed. 1715. Reply to Libels against the Earl of Danbv. 1680. CVO. Remonstrance from Some Country Whigs. 1715, ...
... construction of plot, carefully concealed mystery, and a saccession of most exciting and dramatic incident.” —7he Northern Whig. ‘ ...
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... the Edinburgh Review they meant to change their world. They did. ; It was March 1802. The Review became the conscience of the Whig party, and profoundly influenced the political history of the 19th century. It was done from Scotland. ...
... with exjm_'site refinement of feeling.”—BßlTlSH WEEKLY. “Oneof the most delightful books of its kind we know of.”” —NORTHERN WHIG, Belfast. ...
... Peace J. W. Wheeler-Bennett about 21s. The Commonwealth of God (Civitas Dei) Lionel Curtis 10s. Complete in one volume. The Whig Party, 1807-1912 Brest-Litovsk, March, 1918: about 255. Prices are net; but exact prices and other particulars are subject ...
... price 30s. 17th Edition, just published. “ This is a work of profound learning, and I am not surprised at the great success whig:{h it has already attained. I would not willingly be without it,—The ARCHBISHO? oF YORK. ...
... and giant books. Read on for details of our sensational window display competition. .. . /“’,rhrm /8 \ N » & . v 8 A % 3 - Whig Sren® 2 SO ...
... sure to prove very exceptionally interesting. The grandson of a Duke of Bedford, the nephew of Lord John Russell, the great Whig leader, an old Harrovian and Oxford man, a welcome guest in the best circles of society, and active Member of Parliament, a ...
... with exquisite vefinement of feeling.”—B rRiTISH WEEKLY. “Oneof the most delightful books of its kind we know of.””—NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. ...
... political and cultural reading matter in an unprecedented way. The use the radical movement made of this opportunity made the Whig government so concerned that it turned to the Seditious Publications Act of 1820 which levied a tax of fourpence on any periodicals ...