|
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| London Flesh Australian Grass, |
31
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| A different type of Colonists now come "Home," |
32
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| The Colonial Exhibition and Conference, 1887, |
32
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| Two Emigration Commissioners, 1860-61, |
32, 33
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| Sir Henry Parkes and the Right Hon. W. B. Dalley, |
33
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| Mr. Fronde's Oceana, |
34
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| His estimate of Australian public men, |
34, 35
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| Description of Sir Henry Parkes, |
35
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| Parkes Letters to Sydney Morning Herald in 1861, |
33
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| Palmerston, |
37
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| Disraeli, Brougham, |
37
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| The American Civil War, |
38-49
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| Apathy of the Birmingham audience towards manhood suffrage and ballot, |
39
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| "Conservative reaction," |
39
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| Causes of the failure of Messrs. Parkes' and Dalley's emigration mission, |
39-41
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| "Perhaps we could spare old Briggs," |
42
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| Parkes' sympathy with the North |
43
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| John Bright the true representative of the English Democracy—on America and on Ireland, |
43
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| Beresford Hope and Tennyson both against the North, |
43
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| Carlyle and Gladstone in favour of the South, |
43
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| Personal influence of the Queen, |
45
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| Death of the Prince Consort, |
46
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| The Trent incident, |
46-48
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| Christmas Eve, 1861, |
46-49
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| Defenceless state of Australian colonies at that date, |
49
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| A timely warning, |
49
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| Disraeli on Prince Albert, |
50
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| Palmerston and "your Mr. Cowper," |
51
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| Colonial Defences Debate—Mr. Arthur Mills and "Sam Slick," |
51
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| "Including Mr. Childers." Twenty-seven members present, |
52
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| Social condition of England in 1862, |
53
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| Panegyric on Cobden, |
53
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| Odd speculations as to the future Statesmen, |
54
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| A government consisting of "Cobden, Gladstone, and Stanley," |
54
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| Brougham's Adress at the Social Science Congress, |
54-56
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| Brougham at the International Law Section with Travers Twiss and M. Gamier Pages, |
56
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| At the Social Science Soiree with Lord Shaftesbury, |
56
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| "The aged poet Dean Milman," |
57
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| Palmerston a D.C.L., Oxford, |
57
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| Sir Henry Taylor, |
57-59
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| Wheatstone and Palmerston, |
57-59
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| "A boy of fourscore," |
59
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| Rural Sights and Sounds, |
59, 60
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| Value of a Colonial Observer, |
61
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| Britain, America, and Australia, |
61, 62
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