Modern Leaders:
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共 37 段- England has, just now, something very nearly approaching to
- So much of the past, then, is secure; but there are hardly a
- There was much of sound sense as well as wit in the saying a
- The Empress then has of late years faded a little out of pol
- Still, even before, and long before the marriage, there were
- What is to be the effect upon England of the reign of the Pr
- From Alexander Humboldt, as well as from Varnhagen von Ense,
- Not many years after this, and while the lustre of his misfo
- But his popularity among his subjects, the interest felt in
- To one other principle too let it be said in justice that th
- If one could have been present at the recent interviews betw
- Then it became known to the public, all at once, that the Pr
- The Duke, if he never proved himself much of a soldier, had
- Finally, the Government propose to introduce measures calcul
- There must be something of impressiveness and dignity about
- My French friend did not seem convinced. He had seen Mr. Bea
- Physical constitution, intellectual peculiarities, temperame
- But no school lives on one grand idea; and this school had i
- I do not myself make any attempt to explain why a follower o
- One young man of brains there was on the Tory side of the Ho
- The place which Mrs. Lewes thus so suddenly won, she has, of
- Lewes wrote at one time a great deal for the "Westminster Re
- It is a curious fact that at the early time to which I have
- Nearly a whole generation before the winning of that late su
- Thus then, using with inexhaustible energy and perseverance
- John Henry Newman threw his whole soul, energy, genius, and
- The man who has aroused all this emotion shrinks back almost
- Dr. Manning is not, I fancy, very much of a political reform
- It was about the year 1849 that that great secession movemen
- In this, as in other cases, Mr. Reade's hot temper, immense
- The man who most completely conquered all society, even the
- During the quarrels between the Prussian Representative Cham
- That extraordinary Chartist movement, so long in preparation
- Mr. Froude, I perceive, is about to visit the United States.
- Mr. Froude has taken little or no active part in English pol
- "Free-thinking" has never been in England a very formidable
- I do not know whether it comes strictly within the scope of