The Fortnightly, Band 59;Band 65Chapman and Hall., 1896 |
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... claims were not only valid but were prior to all others , and they accordingly enacted that the heirs of all persons ... claims of both parties , the Irish were invariably sacrificed , and by the Irish Parliament this rule was reversed ...
... claims were not only valid but were prior to all others , and they accordingly enacted that the heirs of all persons ... claims of both parties , the Irish were invariably sacrificed , and by the Irish Parliament this rule was reversed ...
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... If any priority were possible in the granting of Home Rule , then Scotland might claim it first , seeing that in 1707 she was deprived of a real Parliament , which had worked to the satisfaction of the people of 30 HIBERNIA IRREDENTA .
... If any priority were possible in the granting of Home Rule , then Scotland might claim it first , seeing that in 1707 she was deprived of a real Parliament , which had worked to the satisfaction of the people of 30 HIBERNIA IRREDENTA .
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... claim . It may yet happen , in spite of all these advantages , that a workman in receipt of full wages according to the accepted wage tariff may be in a chronic state of poverty bordering on want , owing to the fact of his wife's ill ...
... claim . It may yet happen , in spite of all these advantages , that a workman in receipt of full wages according to the accepted wage tariff may be in a chronic state of poverty bordering on want , owing to the fact of his wife's ill ...
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... claim should be made on the rate- payers of the district , giving them the necessary powers , and leaving them free either to subsidise the existing state of affairs or themselves to take over both local contribution and local control ...
... claim should be made on the rate- payers of the district , giving them the necessary powers , and leaving them free either to subsidise the existing state of affairs or themselves to take over both local contribution and local control ...
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... claim to the name . He sees only one aspect at a time , or for a given time . He began by attempting the rehabilitation of the courtesan , and ended by being the implacable censor of the woman of the world . At first he dwelt ...
... claim to the name . He sees only one aspect at a time , or for a given time . He began by attempting the rehabilitation of the courtesan , and ended by being the implacable censor of the woman of the world . At first he dwelt ...
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