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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... debate with the rising Radical star , Sir Charles Dilke , over unreformed corporations , a year earlier , with special reference to Woodstock . Dilke had alerted him to this in advance , and the exchange was in the nature of a public ...
... debate with the rising Radical star , Sir Charles Dilke , over unreformed corporations , a year earlier , with special reference to Woodstock . Dilke had alerted him to this in advance , and the exchange was in the nature of a public ...
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... debate by trying to convert the debate on the Queen's message about the army reserves into a full discussion of the Sudan , for which he was attacked by Gladstone and cautioned by Northcote ; this obviously rankled . Northcote had in ...
... debate by trying to convert the debate on the Queen's message about the army reserves into a full discussion of the Sudan , for which he was attacked by Gladstone and cautioned by Northcote ; this obviously rankled . Northcote had in ...
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... debate were accordingly irreconcilable , and designed to emphasize above all the purity of the Tory record on Ireland . On 4 March he pressed Holmes to bring on a ' futile ' motion to refuse supply , supposedly as a tactic to force ...
... debate were accordingly irreconcilable , and designed to emphasize above all the purity of the Tory record on Ireland . On 4 March he pressed Holmes to bring on a ' futile ' motion to refuse supply , supposedly as a tactic to force ...
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List of Abbreviations used in Notes xi | 1 |
Family Politics 18491877 | 8 |
Irish Politics 18771880 | 33 |
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