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共 22 段- At the age of twenty-two Sir John Acton found himself in a c
- When Acton wrote thus, the Darwinian controversy was at its
- No sooner did the Council meet than regulations were issued
- From this time forward Lord Acton wrote less, and read, if p
- "His judgments were severe but just. Neither glamour of rep
- I sent for Seeley,[10] and read him with improvement, with m
- We must wait till Sunday before the result of this evening's
- St. Hilaire is quite at the top of scholars and philosophers
- There is a little disappointment for Hayward even in the "Li
- In the hundreds of reflections suggested by the day of the s
- And there would be much to say about the appreciation of the
- I think, failing sons and secretaries, it is really importan
- John O'Hagan, the chief of the new Land Court, is {112} a ma
- I was at Mentone yesterday, and as I do not much like the pl
- You will be prepared to hear that I no more recognise the Je
- It is impossible not to feel that the Ministry grows weaker
- One can hardly congratulate you ... about St. Peter's.[203]
- That is what I have done in the case of Liddon. When he spe
- The time has really come when the P.M. has authority to do w
- It seems obvious that, in the mass of letters that afflict y
- Caesar Borgia, 144
- Paget, Sir Augustus, 80