William Ewart Gladstone and His Contemporaries: Fifty Years of Social and Political Progress, Томи 3 – 4Blackie, 1883 |
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... thing . When he died , in a small house at Chelsea looking on the river , it was found that he had bequeathed to the nation the magnificent collection of pictures now to be seen in the National Gallery , and a fortune of about £ 200,000 ...
... thing . When he died , in a small house at Chelsea looking on the river , it was found that he had bequeathed to the nation the magnificent collection of pictures now to be seen in the National Gallery , and a fortune of about £ 200,000 ...
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... thing . When he died , in a small house at Chelsea looking on the river , it was found that he had bequeathed to the nation the magnificent collection of pictures now to be seen in the National Gallery , and a fortune of about £ 200,000 ...
... thing . When he died , in a small house at Chelsea looking on the river , it was found that he had bequeathed to the nation the magnificent collection of pictures now to be seen in the National Gallery , and a fortune of about £ 200,000 ...
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... thing in all minds that it had any busi- but the tidings naturally caused much discus- ness to interfere , or that it has done any good sion in England . by meddling . But there never was any doubt that the results of the " betting ...
... thing in all minds that it had any busi- but the tidings naturally caused much discus- ness to interfere , or that it has done any good sion in England . by meddling . But there never was any doubt that the results of the " betting ...
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... thing for them to be called “ atheists , ” and he succeeded in organizing the party of Secularism , and in establishing that as the current name of the anti - religious body whose chief apostle he was . The point of the change of style ...
... thing for them to be called “ atheists , ” and he succeeded in organizing the party of Secularism , and in establishing that as the current name of the anti - religious body whose chief apostle he was . The point of the change of style ...
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... things , and a little contempt , perhaps more than a little . The less intelligent portion of his audience had resented what they took for the undue self - assertion of the scholar and philosopher , and no doubt Macaulay - though he ...
... things , and a little contempt , perhaps more than a little . The less intelligent portion of his audience had resented what they took for the undue self - assertion of the scholar and philosopher , and no doubt Macaulay - though he ...
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