Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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Page 432
... Government must bear the whole responsibility of their demand , but that with that qualification and understanding he felt bound to support them , he would have taken a course honourable to himself , in strict accordance with precedent ...
... Government must bear the whole responsibility of their demand , but that with that qualification and understanding he felt bound to support them , he would have taken a course honourable to himself , in strict accordance with precedent ...
Page 861
... government question which is to be dealt with next session , and which does not in- volve either the degradation or the separation of Ireland , but merely the reform of existing administra- tive machinery . The manner of self - government ...
... government question which is to be dealt with next session , and which does not in- volve either the degradation or the separation of Ireland , but merely the reform of existing administra- tive machinery . The manner of self - government ...
Page 867
to the Imperial Government . He It is useful to remember what is forced to acknowledge that be- manner of self - government Ireland fore such a problem can be brought at the present enjoys . To state into the arena of practical politics ...
to the Imperial Government . He It is useful to remember what is forced to acknowledge that be- manner of self - government Ireland fore such a problem can be brought at the present enjoys . To state into the arena of practical politics ...
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