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Allow me to introduce to you Lord Henry Primrose , ' and his lordship , taking his pipe from his mouth and his cap off his head , courteously bowed to Greville , who returned the compliment . Charles was preparing soon afterwards to go ...
Allow me to introduce to you Lord Henry Primrose , ' and his lordship , taking his pipe from his mouth and his cap off his head , courteously bowed to Greville , who returned the compliment . Charles was preparing soon afterwards to go ...
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In the case of Lord Henry this wholesome rule had been departed from , for he had not been hitherto in the colonial service at all . As ambassador at Vienna he had given indeed some evidence of his unfitness for diplomacy ; but having ...
In the case of Lord Henry this wholesome rule had been departed from , for he had not been hitherto in the colonial service at all . As ambassador at Vienna he had given indeed some evidence of his unfitness for diplomacy ; but having ...
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THE ' Moonbeam ' is gliding into the harbour of Valparaiso , for it had been arranged that any despatches for Lord Henry , either from New Zealand or from the Colonial Office , should be addressed there . As for St. John , who never ...
THE ' Moonbeam ' is gliding into the harbour of Valparaiso , for it had been arranged that any despatches for Lord Henry , either from New Zealand or from the Colonial Office , should be addressed there . As for St. John , who never ...
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Having been assured , moreover , that New Zealand was a ' self - governing colony , ' Lord Henry naturally inferred that there would be nothing for him to do except to represent the Queen . He had heard indeed of a Maori war , but was ...
Having been assured , moreover , that New Zealand was a ' self - governing colony , ' Lord Henry naturally inferred that there would be nothing for him to do except to represent the Queen . He had heard indeed of a Maori war , but was ...
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the reception of Lord Henry a few days before , these gentlemen were not altogether strangers to him . Mr. Jobson , the Prime Minister , was the chief spokesman . He talked of the weather , of the charming climate of the colony , of the ...
the reception of Lord Henry a few days before , these gentlemen were not altogether strangers to him . Mr. Jobson , the Prime Minister , was the chief spokesman . He talked of the weather , of the charming climate of the colony , of the ...
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