Annual Register, 127 tomasEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1886 |
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affairs Afghan aged amendment appointed army arrived attack authorities bill Bishop British Budget Bulgarian Cabinet Chamber Chamberlain chief Church colony command Conservatives Council Crown death debate declared despatched districts duty Earl Egypt Egyptian elected England English expedition favour force foreign France French frontier German Gladstone Gladstone's Government held honour House of Commons House of Lords important India interest Ireland Irish island Khartoum King labour land late leaders Liberal party London Lord Derby Lord Hartington Lord Salisbury Lord Wolseley Mahdi Majesty's Government March ment Messrs military Minister Ministry National opinion Opposition Oxford Paris Parliament Parnell passed political President Prince Prince Bismarck proposed Queen question Radical railway received recognised reform regard result Rigsdag Royal Russian sent Sir Charles Dilke Soudan speech Stellaland Suakim territory tion Tonquin took place treaty troops vote Wales whilst
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