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 {| University (1866) || 17 Egypt (1885) || 109 Christ || 119
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 * colsapn=2 align=center| (1865—1906)
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 * —On Canadian Confederation (1865) || 3
 * —Address as Lord Rector of Edinburgh
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 * —On Canadian Confederation (1865) || 3
 * —Address as Lord Rector of Edinburgh
 * —On Canadian Confederation (1865) || 3
 * —Address as Lord Rector of Edinburgh
 * —Address as Lord Rector of Edinburgh
 * —The Secret Beyond Science||34
 * —On the Principles of His Party    (1872) || 38
 * —On the Domestic and Foreign  Affairs of England (1879)|| 66
 * —His Plea at the Bar of the House   (1881)||91
 * —His "Trust the People" Speech   (1884) || 99
 * —On the Desertion of Gordon in
 * —His Plea at the Bar of the House   (1881)||91
 * —His "Trust the People" Speech   (1884) || 99
 * —On the Desertion of Gordon in
 * —His "Trust the People" Speech   (1884) || 99
 * —On the Desertion of Gordon in
 * —On the Desertion of Gordon in
 * —Men Made Rich by the Poverty of
 * —Men Made Rich by the Poverty of
 * —The Distinction of Burke || 131
 * —On the Government of Ireland    Bill (1886)|| 145
 * —On the Benefits of Reading (1887) || 161
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 * —On the Benefits of Reading (1887) || 161
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