The Quarterly Review, Volume 237William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1922 |
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Page 140
... decisions were also not a little inspired by the reaction in public opinion which now began to manifest itself . Already , on the occasion of the celebrations of the ' Venti Settembre , ' imposing manifestations of national sentiment ...
... decisions were also not a little inspired by the reaction in public opinion which now began to manifest itself . Already , on the occasion of the celebrations of the ' Venti Settembre , ' imposing manifestations of national sentiment ...
Page 168
... decision which has been arrived at in common by Russia , France , and England , for if she does not do so , Serbia cannot reckon on our support , as neither France nor England will support her in this . Neither we nor the friendly ...
... decision which has been arrived at in common by Russia , France , and England , for if she does not do so , Serbia cannot reckon on our support , as neither France nor England will support her in this . Neither we nor the friendly ...
Page 206
... decision in recent Irish history was Mr Asquith's decision to withdraw Sir John Maxwell from Ireland in June 1916 , just when that able general had succeeded in convincing Irishmen that a policy of rebellion was hopeless . Ever since ...
... decision in recent Irish history was Mr Asquith's decision to withdraw Sir John Maxwell from Ireland in June 1916 , just when that able general had succeeded in convincing Irishmen that a policy of rebellion was hopeless . Ever since ...
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... decision can be fairly judged . d The truce ' had not been kept as men of honour would have kept it ; and Ulster held that this proved that the Sinn Fein leaders , whom they were asked to trust , had been either careless of their ...
... decision can be fairly judged . d The truce ' had not been kept as men of honour would have kept it ; and Ulster held that this proved that the Sinn Fein leaders , whom they were asked to trust , had been either careless of their ...
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... decisions for him were final . The story is well known . Lady Campbell - Bannerman was an invalid , but her faculties dp and ... decision ; the Govern- ment , under Sir Henry , was formed ; and Lord Ripon , in his seventy - eighth year ...
... decisions for him were final . The story is well known . Lady Campbell - Bannerman was an invalid , but her faculties dp and ... decision ; the Govern- ment , under Sir Henry , was formed ; and Lord Ripon , in his seventy - eighth year ...
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