The Life and Speeches of the Right Hon. John Bright, M.P.Hodder and Stoughton, 1881 |
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... give him an irresistible power to make changes in the French tariff which would be as advantageous to England as they would be to France . Mr. Bright believed that if that were honestly done - done with- out any diplomatic finesse , and ...
... give him an irresistible power to make changes in the French tariff which would be as advantageous to England as they would be to France . Mr. Bright believed that if that were honestly done - done with- out any diplomatic finesse , and ...
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... give the slightest opposition to it . The opposition , if you give it , must be futile ; you cannot prevent the transference of Savoy , but you may , if you like , embroil Europe , and bring England into collision with France . I say ...
... give the slightest opposition to it . The opposition , if you give it , must be futile ; you cannot prevent the transference of Savoy , but you may , if you like , embroil Europe , and bring England into collision with France . I say ...
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... Europe had given the question up , and it seemed that England had also given it up . The House of Commons was willing to give it up , and the only persons who were in a state of trepidation were 1860-64 . ] 13 FOREIGN QUESTIONS .
... Europe had given the question up , and it seemed that England had also given it up . The House of Commons was willing to give it up , and the only persons who were in a state of trepidation were 1860-64 . ] 13 FOREIGN QUESTIONS .
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... give him bread that is poisoned . One day he went to that beautiful hotel at Derby . " Did you not observe , " said he , " the bread they gave me ? " " No. " " What ! did you not observe it was poisoned ? " " No. " " Why , wherever I go ...
... give him bread that is poisoned . One day he went to that beautiful hotel at Derby . " Did you not observe , " said he , " the bread they gave me ? " " No. " " What ! did you not observe it was poisoned ? " " No. " " Why , wherever I go ...
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... give effect to the resolution , and the second reading was carried by 141 to 32 . The measure afterwards passed through both Houses . Mr. Bright took the opportunity during the session of 1860 of expressing his views on the question of ...
... give effect to the resolution , and the second reading was carried by 141 to 32 . The measure afterwards passed through both Houses . Mr. Bright took the opportunity during the session of 1860 of expressing his views on the question of ...
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