House of Commons Debates, Official Report, Τόμος 1E. Cloutier, Queen's Printer and Controller of Stationery, 1894 |
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Σελίδα 47
... gentleman's comparison of the con- dition of our people , with the same classes in the older countries . I do not need to allude to the condition of the Fellaheen , but I am willing to take the standard of compari- son which the hon ...
... gentleman's comparison of the con- dition of our people , with the same classes in the older countries . I do not need to allude to the condition of the Fellaheen , but I am willing to take the standard of compari- son which the hon ...
Σελίδα 59
... gentleman had a real source of satisfaction than ours ever was , and is still to be main- in enumerating the different interests which tained , I doubt the prudence just now of he thought were clashing heads together taking down that ...
... gentleman had a real source of satisfaction than ours ever was , and is still to be main- in enumerating the different interests which tained , I doubt the prudence just now of he thought were clashing heads together taking down that ...
Σελίδα 61
... gentleman was good enough to ness at last session in such a manner as to an ce on the part of his colleague , the enable me to proceed to the high duties Finance Minister , that he hoped to deliver upon which I was subsequently engaged ...
... gentleman was good enough to ness at last session in such a manner as to an ce on the part of his colleague , the enable me to proceed to the high duties Finance Minister , that he hoped to deliver upon which I was subsequently engaged ...
Σελίδα 291
... gentleman dealt so roughly on that occasion . Sir , at least in the hon . gentleman's eyes , I think that tariff should have been entitled to gent- ler treatment . Was not that tariff the last- born , best - loved child of Sir John Mac ...
... gentleman dealt so roughly on that occasion . Sir , at least in the hon . gentleman's eyes , I think that tariff should have been entitled to gent- ler treatment . Was not that tariff the last- born , best - loved child of Sir John Mac ...
Σελίδα 295
... gentleman is making a deficit inevitable ; he has apparently taken no steps to prevent it . The hon . gentleman trusts to nothing except the bare chapter of accidents , to a lucky chance , to relieve him from the very thing which he ...
... gentleman is making a deficit inevitable ; he has apparently taken no steps to prevent it . The hon . gentleman trusts to nothing except the bare chapter of accidents , to a lucky chance , to relieve him from the very thing which he ...
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