Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... Sir George found it convenient to throw off the mask when the vacancy for Bridgeton occurred . When Lord Hartington ... Trevelyan for the Bridgeton division of Glasgow . Sir George Trevelyan certainly de- served no such triumph ...
... Sir George found it convenient to throw off the mask when the vacancy for Bridgeton occurred . When Lord Hartington ... Trevelyan for the Bridgeton division of Glasgow . Sir George Trevelyan certainly de- served no such triumph ...
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... Sir George Trevelyan to assert the contrary ; but he may be safely challenged to point to anything in Mr Gladstone's re- cent speeches which amounts to a pledge or promise , or in fact to more than general professions , which absolutely ...
... Sir George Trevelyan to assert the contrary ; but he may be safely challenged to point to anything in Mr Gladstone's re- cent speeches which amounts to a pledge or promise , or in fact to more than general professions , which absolutely ...
Page 457
... Sir George Trevelyan before his better judg- ment had been overcome by the insanity of his party prejudice . In one earnest speech he declared that he would abandon public life rather than " give over to the ten- der mercies of a ...
... Sir George Trevelyan before his better judg- ment had been overcome by the insanity of his party prejudice . In one earnest speech he declared that he would abandon public life rather than " give over to the ten- der mercies of a ...
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