Lord Randolph Churchill: A Political LifeClarendon Press, 1981 - 431 páginas "Lord Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill PC (13 February 1849 ? 24 January 1895) was a British statesman. He was the third son of the 7th Duke of Marlborough, and his wife, Lady Frances Vane. He was the father of Winston Churchill, the future wartime Prime Minister, who wrote his father's first major biography."--Wikipedia. |
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... Irish , calling blessings upon her head while conventionally decrying ' the curse of Union ' . II Thus both Lord Randolph's parents occupied themselves in fitting into suitable niches in the Irish environment ; and so did he . His ...
... Irish , calling blessings upon her head while conventionally decrying ' the curse of Union ' . II Thus both Lord Randolph's parents occupied themselves in fitting into suitable niches in the Irish environment ; and so did he . His ...
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... Irish malcontents strongly enough . However , they con- sistently escalated the political tempo in a way which the Irish appreciated ( and Northcote disliked ) . By the end of November 1880 , Gorst proudly told Churchill that Charles ...
... Irish malcontents strongly enough . However , they con- sistently escalated the political tempo in a way which the Irish appreciated ( and Northcote disliked ) . By the end of November 1880 , Gorst proudly told Churchill that Charles ...
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... Irish party : ' men of singular intelligence of intelligence possibly equal to any which was in existence on the Treasury bench and a most intimate and practical and accurate ac- quaintance with the feeling of the Irish people'.47 When ...
... Irish party : ' men of singular intelligence of intelligence possibly equal to any which was in existence on the Treasury bench and a most intimate and practical and accurate ac- quaintance with the feeling of the Irish people'.47 When ...
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List of Abbreviations used in Notes xi | 1 |
Family Politics 18491877 | 8 |
Irish Politics 18771880 | 33 |
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