Lord Rosebery, His Life And Speeches 1
Lord Rosebery, His Life And Speeches 1
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Gladstone gave notice of the coming introduction of the Crimes Bill. He had refused to accept the proffered resignation by Mr. Parnell of his seat in Parliament. The Irish leader had offered to take that course immediately on the reception of the news of the Phoenix Park tragedy, which he had described as " the deadliest blow which it was in their power to deal against his hopes in connection with the new course on which the Government had just entered." From that time, however, the Government'...s task in Ireland was less hard, and the conditions there began to improve. While the state of afifairs there in 1882 had been so deplorable, the Government, however, had the satisfaction of seeing some progress made in the carrying out of the provisions of the Berlin Treaty. The delimitation of the Greek frontier was completed, and Mr. Gladstone was able to say at Leeds : *' I rejoice to say that, though no progress whatever had been made eighteen months ago in the fulfilment of that purpose, a country famous in history, the country of Thessaly, inhabited from end to end by members of the Greek race, to which in old times we have owed so much — that country of Thessaly has been handed out of servitude into freedom, by the influence exerted by the Powers of Europe, to which you have 3^4 %otb HioBcbcvs: 1>tB Xtte anb Speecbes contributed your full share.
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Gladstone gave notice of the coming introduction of the Crimes Bill. He had refused to accept the proffered resignation by Mr. Parnell of his seat in Parliament. The Irish leader had offered to take that course immediately on the reception of the news of the Phoenix Park tragedy, which he had described as " the deadliest blow which it was in their power to deal against his hopes in connection with the new course on which the Government had just entered." From that time, however, the Government'...s task in Ireland was less hard, and the conditions there began to improve. While the state of afifairs there in 1882 had been so deplorable, the Government, however, had the satisfaction of seeing some progress made in the carrying out of the provisions of the Berlin Treaty. The delimitation of the Greek frontier was completed, and Mr. Gladstone was able to say at Leeds : *' I rejoice to say that, though no progress whatever had been made eighteen months ago in the fulfilment of that purpose, a country famous in history, the country of Thessaly, inhabited from end to end by members of the Greek race, to which in old times we have owed so much — that country of Thessaly has been handed out of servitude into freedom, by the influence exerted by the Powers of Europe, to which you have 3^4 %otb HioBcbcvs: 1>tB Xtte anb Speecbes contributed your full share.
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