 My offence was indeed only a mistake, but one of incredible grossness, and with such consequences of offence and alarm attached to it, that my failing to perceive them justly exposed me to very severe blame.  The Review of Reviews - Página 401editado por - 1903Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1905 - 548 páginas
...1890), vol. xcii. p. 847. 3 Mr. Gladstone himself long subsequently (1896) said of this utterance : "My offence was indeed only a mistake, but one of...perceive them justly exposed me to very severe blame." Morley's Gladstone, vol. ii. p. 82. » Ibid. p. 76. did take place. On the 14th Sir George Lewis, head... | |
 | John Bigelow - 1905 - 76 páginas
...not (as was alleged) having strictly enforced the laws of neutrality in the matter of the cruisers My offence was indeed only a mistake, but one of incredible...perceive them justly exposed me to very severe blame. // il- ^ lustrates vividly that incapacity which my mind so Jjj< long retained, and perhaps still exhibits,... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1905 - 546 páginas
...189ti), vol. xcii. p. 847. a Mr. Gladstone himself long subsequently (1896) said of this utterance^ "My offence was indeed only a mistake, but one of...attached to it, that my failing to perceive them justly expoeed me to very severe blame." Morley's Gladstone, vol. ii. p. 82. • Ibid. p. 76. did take place.... | |
 | Henry Adams - 1918 - 538 páginas
...not (as was alleged) having strictly enforced the laws of neutrality in the matter of the cruisers. My offence was indeed only a mistake, but one of incredible...exhibits, an incapacity of viewing subjects all round. . . . * Long and patiently — more than patiently — sympathetically, did the private secretary,... | |
 | Henry Adams - 1918 - 548 páginas
...alleged) having strictly enforced the laws of neutrality in the matter of the cruisers. My offense was indeed only a mistake, but one of incredible grossness,...exhibits, an incapacity of viewing subjects all round. . . . Long and patiently — more than patiently — sympathetically, did the private secretary, forty... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1905 - 590 páginas
...1896), voI, xcii. p. 847. 3 Mr. Gladstone himself long subsequently (1896) said of this utterance : " My offence was indeed only a mistake, but one of incredible grossness, and with suck consequences of offence and alarm attached to it, that my failing to perceive them justly exposed... | |
 | Henry Adams - 2008 - 458 páginas
...not (as was alleged) having strictly enforced the laws of neutrality in the matter of the cruisers. My offence was indeed only a mistake, but one of incredible...exhibits, an incapacity of viewing subjects all round . . . Long and patiently — more than patiently — sympathetically, did the private secretary, forty... | |
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