The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... Seddon called them Liberal Greyhounds " " and himself a Radical " Greyhound . " It is certain that of all the young candidates who entered the field in 1879 , there was none more eager than he to rush headlong into reform . The contest ...
... Seddon called them Liberal Greyhounds " " and himself a Radical " Greyhound . " It is certain that of all the young candidates who entered the field in 1879 , there was none more eager than he to rush headlong into reform . The contest ...
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... Seddon had clearly committed himself to popular Liberalism . There is also a strong hint in Seddon's reference to ' manufactories ' that he anticipated what Biagini and Joyce called ' new Liberalism ' , a set of beliefs premised on the ...
... Seddon had clearly committed himself to popular Liberalism . There is also a strong hint in Seddon's reference to ' manufactories ' that he anticipated what Biagini and Joyce called ' new Liberalism ' , a set of beliefs premised on the ...
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Thomas Seddon John Pollard Seddon. TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY . 171 vited the co - operation of other gentlemen , who had been acquainted with him and appreciated his efforts , and con- vened a meeting at the house of W. Holman Hunt , Esq ...
Thomas Seddon John Pollard Seddon. TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY . 171 vited the co - operation of other gentlemen , who had been acquainted with him and appreciated his efforts , and con- vened a meeting at the house of W. Holman Hunt , Esq ...
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