Modern Political Orations
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On the 14th of March 1864, one who was then a member of this House, and is now high in Her Majesty's Colonial Service— Sir John Pope Hennessy — brought forward certain statements in this House with regard to a right hon. Friend of mine, for whom I have the highest respect, the member for Halifax (Mr Stans- feld), and who was accused by certain newspapers of sympathy with assassination because he had harboured Mazzini and some of his friends. This became the subject of debate in this House, and ...led to the right hon. Gentleman the member for Halifax resigning his position in the Government. The right hon. Gentleman the member for Bradford stood up for his friend. I do not blame him lor that — he believed him to be innocent. But what were the evidences given, and the assassination Modem Political Orations.
theory held, by the man for whom the right hon. Gentlen an he member for Bradford stood up in this House ? Extracts were then read from Mazzini's letter, "The Theory of the _crer.
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On the 14th of March 1864, one who was then a member of this House, and is now high in Her Majesty's Colonial Service— Sir John Pope Hennessy — brought forward certain statements in this House with regard to a right hon. Friend of mine, for whom I have the highest respect, the member for Halifax (Mr Stans- feld), and who was accused by certain newspapers of sympathy with assassination because he had harboured Mazzini and some of his friends. This became the subject of debate in this House, and ...led to the right hon. Gentleman the member for Halifax resigning his position in the Government. The right hon. Gentleman the member for Bradford stood up for his friend. I do not blame him lor that — he believed him to be innocent. But what were the evidences given, and the assassination Modem Political Orations.
theory held, by the man for whom the right hon. Gentlen an he member for Bradford stood up in this House ? Extracts were then read from Mazzini's letter, "The Theory of the _crer.
What to read after Modern Political Orations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leopold Wagner to read onlineMoreLess
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