Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 99Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1919 - American literature |
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Page 39
... political scene throughout the forties . But hardly had he taken power , in 1848 , when a rift in the party appeared , and stead- ily widened until in disdain of factional quarreling he retired from political life , in 1851 , at the age ...
... political scene throughout the forties . But hardly had he taken power , in 1848 , when a rift in the party appeared , and stead- ily widened until in disdain of factional quarreling he retired from political life , in 1851 , at the age ...
Page 40
... political organizations , Le Club National et Démocratique , had a much shorter career . To reach the general public ... politics , had estab- lished a few months earlier . In the election of 1851 , five Rouges were returned , and in ...
... political organizations , Le Club National et Démocratique , had a much shorter career . To reach the general public ... politics , had estab- lished a few months earlier . In the election of 1851 , five Rouges were returned , and in ...
Page 41
... political bag- gage . They had ceased to attack the priest's tithe or to call for annual par- liaments or elective governors , and the annexationist sym- pathies they had shared with Mont- real Tories had faded away under the influence ...
... political bag- gage . They had ceased to attack the priest's tithe or to call for annual par- liaments or elective governors , and the annexationist sym- pathies they had shared with Mont- real Tories had faded away under the influence ...
Page 44
... political suicide . Soon these tactics forced concessions in a parliament of divided parties . In 1844 a unanimous resolution passed the Assembly , advo- cating the recognition of French as an official language , and four years later ...
... political suicide . Soon these tactics forced concessions in a parliament of divided parties . In 1844 a unanimous resolution passed the Assembly , advo- cating the recognition of French as an official language , and four years later ...
Page 86
... politics alone . The mass mind has shown a penchant for analogy . When the German throne fell , the crash set many non - political thrones tottering . The crusade for political democracy has stirred to life a crusade for industrial ...
... politics alone . The mass mind has shown a penchant for analogy . When the German throne fell , the crash set many non - political thrones tottering . The crusade for political democracy has stirred to life a crusade for industrial ...
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