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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885. Excerpt: ... needful for farming class, 261; in young countries, 287 j tendency of, to make men dishonest in public affairs, 289; when demanded for an industry is simply a "rate in aid," 302; injurious to foreign trade, 313. Pruth, passage of the, 29. R. Reciprocity, 260; futility of, 266. Redistribution, necessity of, 43, 51, 137. Reform, letters on, 42, 49, 09, 96, 99, 106,112, 128, 137. Reform Bill, Lord John Russell's, 44; Mr. Bright's, 69; Lord Derby's, 69, 112; Earl Russell's, 106, 110; Lord Pal.ner-ston's, 112; Mr. Disraeli's, 133. Reform, period of, not yet ended, 329. Reform resolutions of 1867, 128, 132. Rent, land and its, 315; of a mill, how does it differ from rent of a farm, 319. Rents, cannot be sustained by Parliament, 298. Reporting, Parliamentary, 198. Republicanism, 152. Residuum, the, 163. Retrenchment, the word become almost obsolete, 42. Ripon, Lord, his administration of India, 310. Roebuck's resolution, Mr., 1. Rubery's case, Mr., 90. Rules of procedure, 273. Russell, Lord John, his opinion on the religious question in Ireland, 8; conduct in 1850, 28; his Reform Bill, 44; his conception of a country's grandeur, 85. Russell, Earl, and Ireland, 143. Russia, and Turkey, cost of intervention between, 34; jealousy of, on the part of England, 195. Russia, the war with, letters on, 22, 26; professed objects of, 23; the English public and, 24; result of, 24; the record of history concerning, 25; Vattel and, 26, 27, 28. Russian note, rejected by the Turks, 28. S. Salford, bye-election in 1877,196. Salisbury, Lord, his misrepresentation of Mr. Bright, 304. Salvation Army, 270. Scotland, preservation of game in, 66. Sea, dislike of Mr. Bright for, 277. Secret voting in representative bodies, 178. Septennial Parliaments, 225. Sermons, the reading of, 167. ...
