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... House of Commons , but speedily relinquished , 99. - Resignation of three Secretaries of State , 100. - Their explanations of their reasons for retiring , 103 . CHAPTER VIII . THE REFORM BILL PRESENTED , MARCH 1867 . A Bill to amend the ...
... House of Commons , but speedily relinquished , 99. - Resignation of three Secretaries of State , 100. - Their explanations of their reasons for retiring , 103 . CHAPTER VIII . THE REFORM BILL PRESENTED , MARCH 1867 . A Bill to amend the ...
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... HOUSE OF COMMONS . Lord Cranbourne and Mr. Lowe strongly condemn the Bill , page 244.- Objections to it generally expressed in the debate , 248.-Mr. Disraeli's statement that the Conservative government was in favour of house- hold ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS . Lord Cranbourne and Mr. Lowe strongly condemn the Bill , page 244.- Objections to it generally expressed in the debate , 248.-Mr. Disraeli's statement that the Conservative government was in favour of house- hold ...
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... House of Commons . The sudden and violent restriction of the county suffrage in the time of Henry VI . proves that ... Parliament is clearly discernible in the legislation of the following age , and notably in the statute which , in the ...
... House of Commons . The sudden and violent restriction of the county suffrage in the time of Henry VI . proves that ... Parliament is clearly discernible in the legislation of the following age , and notably in the statute which , in the ...
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... House of Commons . The sudden and violent restriction of the county suffrage in the time of Henry VI . proves that ... Parliament is clearly discernible in the legislation of the following age , and notably in the statute which , in the ...
... House of Commons . The sudden and violent restriction of the county suffrage in the time of Henry VI . proves that ... Parliament is clearly discernible in the legislation of the following age , and notably in the statute which , in the ...
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... Parliament , while the right of sending them was possessed by an enormous number of insignificant decayed boroughs ... House of Commons were transferred from deserted villages to great constituencies . This was a great change in the ...
... Parliament , while the right of sending them was possessed by an enormous number of insignificant decayed boroughs ... House of Commons were transferred from deserted villages to great constituencies . This was a great change in the ...
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