Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, 第 102 卷W. Blackwood, 1867 |
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第 109 頁
... Lord Derby and his colleagues had come into office unexpectedly , that they confronted a state of things which it would be impossible to blink , and for them , at least , almost equally impossible to grapple with , and that , whether ...
... Lord Derby and his colleagues had come into office unexpectedly , that they confronted a state of things which it would be impossible to blink , and for them , at least , almost equally impossible to grapple with , and that , whether ...
第 110 頁
... Lord himself , they would be ready , as Derby's Cabinet when first brought often as the details of public busi- together . They found themselves ness came to be considered , to ac- mixed up irretrievably in a contro- cept his views and ...
... Lord himself , they would be ready , as Derby's Cabinet when first brought often as the details of public busi- together . They found themselves ness came to be considered , to ac- mixed up irretrievably in a contro- cept his views and ...
第 111 頁
... Lord Russell nor from Lord Derby any measure which should fall short of manhood suf- frage and election by ballot . Ob- serve , we do not say that the coun- try - using that term in its true sense - was ever hostile to the pre- sent ...
... Lord Russell nor from Lord Derby any measure which should fall short of manhood suf- frage and election by ballot . Ob- serve , we do not say that the coun- try - using that term in its true sense - was ever hostile to the pre- sent ...
第 117 頁
... Lord Derby supports him in one direction , Mr Gladstone in another , Lord Russell in a third ; and there he stands like an acrobat at the summit of a hu- man pyramid tossing up half - a - dozen balls at a time with an air of composure ...
... Lord Derby supports him in one direction , Mr Gladstone in another , Lord Russell in a third ; and there he stands like an acrobat at the summit of a hu- man pyramid tossing up half - a - dozen balls at a time with an air of composure ...
第 158 頁
" " Lord Berkeley soon got abroad among them . These touched their honour , and ... lord , " said the face , " I have you now . You have often boasted that you ... Derby and back again with ease , while the armies opposed to them , with ...
" " Lord Berkeley soon got abroad among them . These touched their honour , and ... lord , " said the face , " I have you now . You have often boasted that you ... Derby and back again with ease , while the armies opposed to them , with ...
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