Social England: A Record of the Progress of the People in Religion, Laws, Learning, Arts, Industry, Commerce, Science, Literature and Manners, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day, Том 6Cassell, Limited, 1904 |
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... effect of war upon the minds not of soldiers in the field , but of civilians at home , let him turn to John Leech's celebrated cartoon " [ here shown ] , “ brilliant in conception , admirable in execution , savage in sentiment , and ...
... effect of war upon the minds not of soldiers in the field , but of civilians at home , let him turn to John Leech's celebrated cartoon " [ here shown ] , “ brilliant in conception , admirable in execution , savage in sentiment , and ...
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... effect . HIBERNIA WATCHING FOR THE GOOD SHIP LAND ACT , 1881 Punch , July 30 , 1881 . CHARLES STEWART PARNELL PAGE 871 873 875 877 879 880 883 884 885 886 SCENE OF THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS Lord Frederick Cavendish , xlviii NOTES TO ...
... effect . HIBERNIA WATCHING FOR THE GOOD SHIP LAND ACT , 1881 Punch , July 30 , 1881 . CHARLES STEWART PARNELL PAGE 871 873 875 877 879 880 883 884 885 886 SCENE OF THE PHOENIX PARK MURDERS Lord Frederick Cavendish , xlviii NOTES TO ...
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... effect of these formidable preoccupations is to be noticed , and their consequences , direct and indirect , are notice- able even after the pressure is removed . England had still to fight her way through the desperate financial ...
... effect of these formidable preoccupations is to be noticed , and their consequences , direct and indirect , are notice- able even after the pressure is removed . England had still to fight her way through the desperate financial ...
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... effect whatever on the London mob , which persisted in regarding her as a deeply wronged heroine . The majorities for the Bill dwindled , and it was dropped after its third reading in the Peers . Soon afterwards , however , her hold on ...
... effect whatever on the London mob , which persisted in regarding her as a deeply wronged heroine . The majorities for the Bill dwindled , and it was dropped after its third reading in the Peers . Soon afterwards , however , her hold on ...
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... effects of the inevitable reduction of the naval establishment upon the pecuniary prospects of the individuals who ... effect of them was almost equivalent to the temporary ruining of the naval profession . Seamen , idle from no fault ...
... effects of the inevitable reduction of the naval establishment upon the pecuniary prospects of the individuals who ... effect of them was almost equivalent to the temporary ruining of the naval profession . Seamen , idle from no fault ...
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