The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 141Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 95
... interest in England is to a striking degree an interest in England now . What sort of a people do they think we are ? ' asked Mr. Churchill . Well , what sort of a people are you ? ' is the reply . And the teacher in a British Institute ...
... interest in England is to a striking degree an interest in England now . What sort of a people do they think we are ? ' asked Mr. Churchill . Well , what sort of a people are you ? ' is the reply . And the teacher in a British Institute ...
Pagina 136
... interest in Imperial questions . Nor was this interest by any means . confined to the Conservative Party for Lord Rosebery and the younger Liberals such as Mr. Asquith and Sir Edward Grey were sympathetic to the Imperial movement of the ...
... interest in Imperial questions . Nor was this interest by any means . confined to the Conservative Party for Lord Rosebery and the younger Liberals such as Mr. Asquith and Sir Edward Grey were sympathetic to the Imperial movement of the ...
Pagina 198
... interest into a dominating share in her administration . How did it come about ? In 1798 Napoleon's ambitions for an Empire in the East had thrown his armies across our path in Egypt . Further , he was hoping for a spring - board back ...
... interest into a dominating share in her administration . How did it come about ? In 1798 Napoleon's ambitions for an Empire in the East had thrown his armies across our path in Egypt . Further , he was hoping for a spring - board back ...
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