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party so strong that they cannot be overcome ? What is party ? Wherein does it
consist ? Why was it established ? Who are the leaders of it ? Why repose
confidence where it has been betrayed , and the purposes for which it was given
exist no ...
party so strong that they cannot be overcome ? What is party ? Wherein does it
consist ? Why was it established ? Who are the leaders of it ? Why repose
confidence where it has been betrayed , and the purposes for which it was given
exist no ...
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The party whom Connor found about to set off to the island consisted of an old
grey - headed man bent with years , his wife , equally aged , three or four
younger neighbours of both sexes , and two lads the children of a woman , who
was a ...
The party whom Connor found about to set off to the island consisted of an old
grey - headed man bent with years , his wife , equally aged , three or four
younger neighbours of both sexes , and two lads the children of a woman , who
was a ...
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The gentlemen present represented almost every political party in the State , and
they agreed unanimously that the time was ... The two great parties in the State
seem now to be combined together to foster and cherish Popery , that monstrous
...
The gentlemen present represented almost every political party in the State , and
they agreed unanimously that the time was ... The two great parties in the State
seem now to be combined together to foster and cherish Popery , that monstrous
...
Page 341
A third party in the Cabinet regards the Prime Minister himself as having gone too
far . We are not informed of the views of this party , but as all the members of the
present Cabinet are committed to the principle of appropriating a portion of the ...
A third party in the Cabinet regards the Prime Minister himself as having gone too
far . We are not informed of the views of this party , but as all the members of the
present Cabinet are committed to the principle of appropriating a portion of the ...
Page 524
We have learned , ( and I hope we shall not forget the lesson ) that party
politicians are creatures of expediency , and not the servants of principle ; that
they see everything through the discoloured lens of their own party - purposes ,
and not in ...
We have learned , ( and I hope we shall not forget the lesson ) that party
politicians are creatures of expediency , and not the servants of principle ; that
they see everything through the discoloured lens of their own party - purposes ,
and not in ...
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| Title | The Protestant magazine, Volume 8 |
| Author | Protestant association |
| Published | 1846 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2006 |
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