Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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Page 434
... Land Bill of 1881 , that they have ceased to be land- marks for Irish land legislation since that eventful epoch . Par- liament at that time entered upon a groove from which extrication has since been difficult , and the fresh ...
... Land Bill of 1881 , that they have ceased to be land- marks for Irish land legislation since that eventful epoch . Par- liament at that time entered upon a groove from which extrication has since been difficult , and the fresh ...
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... land ; and the Land Bill to which we have already referred . other legislative attempts , success- ful or unsuccessful , have really been secondary to the three objects which it was necessary to accom- plish , and the accomplishment of ...
... land ; and the Land Bill to which we have already referred . other legislative attempts , success- ful or unsuccessful , have really been secondary to the three objects which it was necessary to accom- plish , and the accomplishment of ...
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... Land Bill which accompanied the Home Rule scheme of Mr Gladstone , and which we were told at the time by him and by some of his most eminent colleagues had been introduced in conformity with the " obligations of honour . " In spite of ...
... Land Bill which accompanied the Home Rule scheme of Mr Gladstone , and which we were told at the time by him and by some of his most eminent colleagues had been introduced in conformity with the " obligations of honour . " In spite of ...
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