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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
home rule | 751 |
great britain | 421 |
prime minister | 310 |
united kingdom | 275 |
rule bill | 186 |
irish members | 161 |
united states | 160 |
new constitution | 158 |
south africa | 156 |
let us | 152 |
irish parliament | 145 |
imperial parliament | 142 |
privy council | 134 |
public opinion | 134 |
per cent | 125 |
years ago | 123 |
every one | 121 |
new zealand | 117 |
general election | 117 |
two years | 115 |
liberal party | 114 |
two houses | 109 |
civil war | 107 |
english constitution | 107 |
british empire | 106 |
irish legislature | 103 |
reform bill | 102 |
lord chancellor | 101 |
et seq | 98 |
irish government | 98 |
upper house | 98 |
responsible government | 98 |
took place | 97 |
years later | 95 |
sir robert | 94 |
state trials | 93 |
free state | 93 |
civil service | 93 |
henry viii | 91 |
second reading | 90 |
free trade | 89 |
nineteenth century | 89 |
local government | 88 |
three years | 88 |
well known | 87 |
eighteenth century | 87 |
consolidated fund | 85 |
charles ii | 85 |
private bill | 85 |
south african | 84 |
great deal | 84 |
woman suffrage | 83 |
long parliament | 81 |
state papers | 80 |
national union | 80 |
sir john | 80 |
see also | 79 |
george iii | 79 |
parliamentary government | 78 |
reform act | 78 |
greater part | 78 |
first time | 78 |
irish free | 77 |
one hundred | 75 |
five years | 75 |
one another | 74 |
twenty years | 73 |
right hon | 73 |
ten years | 71 |
sir thomas | 70 |
sir edward | 70 |
present day | 70 |
common law | 69 |
lower house | 67 |
good deal | 67 |
lord randolph | 67 |
hundred years | 67 |
great seal | 66 |
chief justice | 66 |
far less | 65 |
many years | 65 |
age pensions | 64 |
standing orders | 63 |
suffrage bill | 63 |
roman catholic | 63 |
henry vii | 61 |
two hundred | 61 |
home secretary | 61 |
taken place | 60 |
lord salisbury | 60 |
representative government | 59 |
conservative party | 59 |
british government | 59 |
tariff reform | 58 |
tells us | 58 |
high treason | 58 |
next year | 57 |
mother country | 57 |
land purchase | 57 |
general committee | 57 |
chamber dail | 57 |
labour party | 57 |
six years | 57 |
lord lieutenant | 57 |
present time | 56 |
public life | 56 |
somers tracts | 56 |
conciliation bill | 55 |
lord john | 55 |
liberal government | 54 |
one side | 53 |
long time | 53 |
private bills | 53 |
first place | 53 |
human nature | 53 |
large number | 53 |
sir henry | 53 |
every man | 51 |
private members | 51 |
english government | 51 |
english people | 50 |
liberal federation | 50 |
supreme court | 50 |
political union | 50 |
old age | 50 |
post office | 49 |
second chamber | 49 |
much less | 49 |
suffrage movement | 49 |
labour exchanges | 48 |
orange river | 48 |
almost every | 48 |
fifty years | 48 |
ever since | 48 |
new parliament | 48 |
british parliament | 48 |
thirty years | 48 |
sir george | 47 |
brought forward | 47 |
home rulers | 47 |
take part | 47 |
social reform | 46 |
poor law | 46 |
put forward | 45 |
river colony | 45 |
edward iii | 45 |
every year | 45 |
four years | 45 |
two great | 45 |
governing colonies | 45 |
irish people | 44 |
seventeenth century | 44 |
upper canada | 44 |
roman catholics | 44 |
one thing | 44 |
executive committee | 44 |
saorstat eireann | 44 |
parliament oireachtas | 44 |
lower canada | 44 |
great part | 44 |
will never | 44 |
permanent officials | 43 |
either house | 43 |
one hand | 43 |
imperial services | 43 |
local authorities | 43 |
every day | 43 |
constitutional history | 42 |
cabinet government | 42 |
executive council | 42 |
standing order | 42 |
parliamentary system | 41 |
question whether | 41 |
randolph churchill | 41 |
dail eireann | 41 |
standing committees | 41 |
state saorstat | 40 |
seven years | 40 |
local associations | 40 |
suffrage societies | 40 |
cabinet ministers | 40 |
first instance | 40 |
senate seanad | 40 |
robert peel | 39 |
parliamentary history | 39 |
governing colony | 39 |
sir william | 39 |
et post | 39 |
working classes | 39 |
john russell | 39 |
lord palmerston | 39 |
great many | 39 |
trade unions | 39 |
executive government | 39 |
one time | 39 |
judicial committee | 39 |
war office | 38 |
working class | 38 |
american colonies | 38 |
take place | 38 |
select committees | 38 |
federal government | 38 |
whole house | 38 |
royal assent | 38 |
will find | 37 |
irish revenue | 37 |
english church | 37 |
ireland will | 37 |
income tax | 37 |
common sense | 37 |
political parties | 37 |
late years | 37 |
middle ages | 36 |
treasury bench | 36 |
one man | 36 |
clarendon state | 36 |
one party | 36 |
public service | 36 |
one day | 36 |
edward vi | 35 |
first lord | 35 |
english parliament | 35 |
large part | 35 |
sixteenth century | 35 |
public affairs | 35 |
next day | 35 |
tax revenue | 35 |
political life | 35 |
irish home | 35 |
will make | 35 |
arbitrary power | 35 |
many others | 34 |
letters patent | 34 |
county one | 34 |
large majority | 34 |
irish executive | 34 |
lord robert | 34 |
established church | 34 |
central government | 34 |
legislative power | 34 |
high court | 34 |
executive power | 34 |
manhood suffrage | 34 |
westminster hall | 33 |
lloyd george | 33 |
far greater | 33 |
party organisation | 33 |
great political | 32 |
short time | 32 |
may say | 32 |
gave rise | 32 |
african war | 32 |
select committee | 32 |
many cases | 32 |
every member | 32 |
habeas corpus | 32 |
french revolution | 32 |
may seem | 32 |
hunger strike | 32 |
new york | 32 |
parliament will | 31 |
local taxation | 31 |
one member | 31 |
next session | 31 |
queen victoria | 31 |
set forth | 31 |
per head | 31 |
parliamentary reform | 30 |
long ago | 30 |
colonial office | 30 |
many people | 30 |
foreign office | 30 |
catholic religion | 30 |
british constitution | 30 |
two parties | 30 |
irish expenditure | 30 |
pethick lawrence | 30 |
still less | 30 |
will see | 30 |
political power | 30 |
will take | 30 |
parliamentary debates | 30 |
political system | 30 |
one may | 30 |
one great | 29 |
forcible feeding | 29 |
exchequer judges | 29 |
two members | 29 |
foreign policy | 29 |
public interest | 29 |
true revenue | 29 |
government board | 29 |
penal laws | 29 |
much better | 29 |
national liberal | 29 |
popular assembly | 29 |
taken away | 29 |
government will | 28 |
six months | 28 |
executive authority | 28 |
following year | 28 |
active part | 28 |
robert cecil | 28 |
much greater | 28 |
will go | 28 |
last year | 28 |
lord burleigh | 28 |
may well | 28 |
imperial government | 28 |
public meetings | 28 |
one else | 28 |
present system | 27 |
black rod | 27 |
standing committee | 27 |
national debt | 27 |
money bills | 27 |
ireland shall | 27 |
modern times | 27 |
take away | 27 |
second division | 27 |
per annum | 27 |
party system | 27 |
james ii | 27 |
bill legislation | 26 |
good sense | 26 |
good government | 26 |
present parliament | 26 |
whole body | 26 |
great importance | 26 |
general principle | 26 |
something like | 26 |
long run | 26 |
cabinet minister | 26 |
good faith | 26 |
irish land | 26 |
foreign affairs | 26 |
hyde park | 26 |
three days | 26 |
magna charta | 26 |
john burns | 26 |
suffrage amendment | 25 |
party organisations | 25 |
first year | 25 |
great majority | 25 |
irish exchequer | 25 |
without regard | 25 |
general policy | 25 |
fiscal system | 25 |
second time | 25 |
almost entirely | 25 |
richard ii | 25 |
another place | 25 |
thought fit | 25 |
sir charles | 25 |
two countries | 25 |
party leaders | 25 |
last parliament | 25 |
certain number | 25 |
absolute power | 25 |
unionist party | 25 |
divine right | 25 |
will always | 24 |
english history | 24 |
set aside | 24 |
downing street | 24 |
english catholics | 24 |
lord keeper | 24 |
private property | 24 |
local expenditure | 24 |
sir stafford | 24 |
may make | 24 |
lord north | 24 |
royal commission | 24 |
like manner | 24 |
fiscal policy | 24 |
one occasion | 24 |
irish nationalists | 24 |
north america | 24 |
northern ireland | 24 |
three hundred | 24 |
anything else | 24 |
either side | 24 |
john stuart | 24 |
irish cabinet | 24 |
irish affairs | 24 |
even though | 24 |
martial law | 24 |
legislative assembly | 24 |
first parliament | 24 |
will come | 24 |
english nation | 24 |
land commission | 24 |
life peers | 24 |
civil government | 24 |
irish act | 24 |
private member | 24 |
english law | 24 |
will give | 23 |
two months | 23 |
louis xiv | 23 |
sir david | 23 |
seanad eireann | 23 |
lord russell | 23 |
physical force | 23 |
great council | 23 |
edward grey | 23 |
many members | 23 |
forty years | 23 |
representative assembly | 23 |
de la | 23 |
give us | 23 |
party politics | 23 |
public works | 23 |
may take | 23 |
taxable capacity | 23 |
upper chamber | 23 |
practical politics | 23 |
proportional representation | 23 |
henry vi | 23 |
strong enough | 23 |
unemployment insurance | 23 |
years afterwards | 22 |
whole nation | 22 |
without consent | 22 |
financial independence | 22 |
one might | 22 |
land values | 22 |
land question | 22 |
must always | 22 |
shall take | 22 |
annie kenney | 22 |
next parliament | 22 |
might well | 22 |
american war | 22 |
great measure | 22 |
absolutely necessary | 22 |
trade boards | 22 |
eireann shall | 22 |
conservative associations | 22 |
political rights | 22 |
young man | 22 |
legislative council | 22 |
shall see | 22 |
great charter | 22 |
private business | 22 |
unearned increment | 22 |
one will | 21 |
franchise bill | 21 |
every part | 21 |
whole country | 21 |
central committee | 21 |
provisional orders | 21 |
many things | 21 |
great parties | 21 |
fundamental law | 21 |
south wales | 21 |
public business | 21 |
royal authority | 21 |
long since | 21 |
foreign countries | 21 |
middle class | 21 |
five members | 21 |
public policy | 21 |
irish ministry | 21 |
forty days | 21 |
prince edward | 21 |
congested districts | 21 |
make laws | 21 |
civil servants | 21 |
convention parliament | 21 |
five hundred | 21 |
whole united | 21 |
adult suffrage | 21 |
queen elizabeth | 21 |
conservative government | 21 |
appointed day | 21 |
common people | 21 |
will become | 21 |
political party | 21 |
henry campbell | 21 |
imperial control | 21 |
one vote | 21 |
penal code | 21 |
afterwards lord | 21 |
anglican church | 20 |
french ambassador | 20 |
three times | 20 |
parliamentary franchise | 20 |
political institutions | 20 |
former times | 20 |
million pounds | 20 |
give effect | 20 |
make use | 20 |
home government | 20 |
parliament may | 20 |
home office | 20 |
presidential government | 20 |
corrupt practices | 20 |
et alibi | 20 |
irish constitution | 20 |
human life | 20 |
swept away | 20 |
less important | 20 |
financial relations | 20 |
education bill | 20 |
stafford northcote | 20 |
great mass | 20 |
last two | 20 |
working people | 20 |
chief secretary | 20 |
three months | 20 |
one must | 20 |
person shall | 19 |
british north | 19 |
county court | 19 |
one class | 19 |
edward island | 19 |
sir francis | 19 |
protestant religion | 19 |
may also | 19 |
either party | 19 |
great number | 19 |
supreme authority | 19 |
small number | 19 |
newcastle programme | 19 |
whose name | 19 |
free government | 19 |
long enough | 19 |
sir james | 19 |
land act | 19 |
lord milner | 19 |
one knows | 19 |
lord rosebery | 19 |
told us | 19 |
legislative reformer | 19 |
perfectly well | 19 |
john eliot | 19 |
political freedom | 19 |
bill passed | 19 |
tariff reformers | 19 |
one year | 19 |
may think | 19 |
part ii | 19 |
irish finance | 19 |
doubt whether | 19 |
william iv | 19 |
popular party | 19 |
taking away | 19 |
anything like | 19 |
three members | 19 |
must take | 19 |
present government | 19 |
labour members | 19 |
present moment | 19 |
household suffrage | 19 |
english statesmen | 19 |
sovereign power | 19 |
party government | 19 |
general rule | 19 |
private enterprise | 18 |
even now | 18 |
social contract | 18 |
legal authority | 18 |
commonly called | 18 |
days later | 18 |
social organisation | 18 |
economic conditions | 18 |
take care | 18 |
last century | 18 |
new rules | 18 |
government measure | 18 |
land tenure | 18 |
one instance | 18 |
public morality | 18 |
keir hardie | 18 |
parliament met | 18 |
little doubt | 18 |
public meeting | 18 |
important part | 18 |
british museum | 18 |
royal prerogative | 18 |
ecclesiastical polity | 18 |
municipal trading | 18 |
shall continue | 18 |
great body | 18 |
trade union | 18 |
british crown | 18 |
winston churchill | 18 |
principal agent | 18 |
without much | 18 |
money bill | 18 |
stuart mill | 18 |
last resort | 18 |
two days | 18 |
new south | 18 |
transvaal constitution | 18 |
first two | 18 |
two millions | 18 |
short period | 18 |
election expenses | 18 |
public accounts | 18 |
tell us | 18 |
irish question | 18 |
third reading | 18 |
years earlier | 17 |
county councils | 17 |
almost always | 17 |
great bulk | 17 |
great men | 17 |
made public | 17 |
human beings | 17 |
general principles | 17 |
june th | 17 |
henry iii | 17 |
one half | 17 |
two men | 17 |
whole world | 17 |
will say | 17 |
responsible ministry | 17 |
great meeting | 17 |
foreign powers | 17 |
several times | 17 |
direct taxation | 17 |
will probably | 17 |
nothing else | 17 |
whatever may | 17 |
two centuries | 17 |
lord coke | 17 |
catholic church | 17 |
christabel pankhurst | 17 |
two chambers | 17 |
early days | 17 |
lord derby | 17 |
last twenty | 17 |
woman suffragist | 17 |
government bills | 17 |
members elected | 17 |
latter part | 17 |
districts board | 17 |
political questions | 17 |
legislative authority | 17 |
shall never | 17 |
man shall | 17 |
central office | 17 |
may call | 17 |
next morning | 17 |
first sight | 17 |
personal liberty | 17 |
certain extent | 17 |
irish representation | 17 |
conciliation committee | 17 |
william iii | 17 |
government bill | 17 |
government act | 16 |
commission court | 16 |
political liberty | 16 |
english public | 16 |
new england | 16 |
soon became | 16 |
plural voting | 16 |
ordinary man | 16 |
government departments | 16 |
rule bills | 16 |
many ways | 16 |
military force | 16 |
test act | 16 |
far beyond | 16 |
female legislative | 16 |
committee stage | 16 |
fundamental laws | 16 |
recent years | 16 |
large proportion | 16 |
portrait gallery | 16 |
independent labour | 16 |
everything else | 16 |
henry ii | 16 |
common prayer | 16 |
financial arrangements | 16 |
may easily | 16 |
agricultural land | 16 |
years old | 16 |
act passed | 16 |
local party | 16 |
every reason | 16 |
crown lands | 16 |
chapter iv | 16 |
much time | 16 |
second place | 16 |
whole people | 16 |
chapter ii | 16 |
great difficulty | 16 |
good reason | 16 |
still greater | 16 |
may perhaps | 16 |
lord chief | 16 |
national portrait | 16 |
man may | 16 |
technical instruction | 16 |
whole question | 16 |
english cabinet | 16 |
elected representatives | 16 |
times parliamentary | 16 |
fifteen years | 16 |
whole system | 16 |
every county | 16 |
takes place | 16 |
irish control | 16 |
shall hold | 16 |
see pp | 16 |
gave way | 16 |
first step | 16 |
permanent civil | 16 |
seventy years | 16 |
limited monarchy | 16 |
made use | 16 |
well aware | 16 |
militant movement | 16 |
least one | 16 |
standing army | 16 |
one way | 16 |
political character | 16 |
report stage | 16 |
hundred pounds | 16 |
political organisation | 16 |
twenty barons | 16 |
constitutional government | 16 |
curiously enough | 15 |
many men | 15 |
hold office | 15 |
members will | 15 |
constitutional law | 15 |
might take | 15 |
irish leaders | 15 |
national policy | 15 |
suffered death | 15 |
will appear | 15 |
george iv | 15 |
county two | 15 |
civil list | 15 |
hereditary right | 15 |
nova scotia | 15 |
lord high | 15 |
chapter iii | 15 |
british colonies | 15 |
parliamentary elections | 15 |
lord bacon | 15 |
irish vote | 15 |
customs duties | 15 |
whole matter | 15 |
lord melbourne | 15 |
go back | 15 |
republican party | 15 |
legislative body | 15 |
bring forward | 15 |
soon afterwards | 15 |
irish house | 15 |
public bills | 15 |
just now | 15 |
public spirit | 15 |
people will | 15 |
present constitution | 15 |
might perhaps | 15 |
liberal association | 15 |
foreign relations | 15 |
lord mayor | 15 |
reader will | 15 |
popular government | 15 |
political influence | 15 |
rotten boroughs | 15 |
tariff reformer | 15 |
lord lyndhurst | 15 |
important question | 15 |
privy seal | 15 |
house will | 15 |
free traders | 15 |
high commission | 15 |
nearly half | 15 |
ex officio | 15 |
financial secretary | 15 |
common lawyers | 15 |
catholic emancipation | 15 |
political offenders | 15 |
long period | 15 |
almost wholly | 15 |
political situation | 15 |
attorney general | 15 |
present form | 15 |
six hundred | 15 |
electoral districts | 15 |
supreme power | 15 |
western australia | 14 |
another member | 14 |
common consent | 14 |
auditor general | 14 |
british people | 14 |
henry iv | 14 |
different thing | 14 |
popish plot | 14 |
think fit | 14 |
trade board | 14 |
wat tyler | 14 |
imperial expenditure | 14 |
irish church | 14 |
hampton court | 14 |
liberal ministry | 14 |
school board | 14 |
must either | 14 |
chief whip | 14 |
nearly two | 14 |
law courts | 14 |
suffrage prisoners | 14 |
constitutional questions | 14 |
eight years | 14 |
might come | 14 |
two classes | 14 |
eighteen years | 14 |
chapter vii | 14 |
party lines | 14 |
john ball | 14 |
british cabinet | 14 |
look forward | 14 |
sir philip | 14 |
whole course | 14 |
small majority | 14 |
political chief | 14 |
irish unionists | 14 |
give way | 14 |
far better | 14 |
hundred members | 14 |
comparatively small | 14 |
white men | 14 |
george ii | 14 |
annual value | 14 |
may still | 14 |
public money | 14 |
lord grey | 14 |
irish history | 14 |
legislative union | 14 |
federal union | 14 |
absolute monarchy | 14 |
must go | 14 |
federal constitution | 14 |
july th | 14 |
yearly value | 14 |
get rid | 14 |
first day | 14 |
chapter viii | 14 |
illegal practices | 14 |
provisional order | 14 |
might become | 14 |
black friday | 14 |
must necessarily | 14 |
commons may | 14 |
without amendment | 14 |
may now | 14 |
strafford letters | 14 |
opposite party | 14 |
half millions | 14 |
tory party | 14 |
clarendon papers | 14 |
budget will | 14 |
great extent | 14 |
sovereign people | 14 |
metropolitan police | 14 |
may appear | 14 |
now know | 14 |
almost exclusively | 14 |
previous question | 14 |
open competition | 14 |
ancient laws | 14 |
will immediately | 14 |
chapter ix | 14 |
australian commonwealth | 14 |
irish police | 14 |
first division | 14 |
inland revenue | 14 |
five barons | 14 |
lord clarendon | 14 |
men whose | 14 |
sixty years | 14 |
queen anne | 14 |
official residence | 14 |
country gentlemen | 14 |
irish representatives | 14 |
great change | 14 |
popular control | 14 |
death duties | 14 |
one place | 14 |
young men | 14 |
four hundred | 14 |
late king | 13 |
last three | 13 |
protective tariff | 13 |
parliamentary representation | 13 |
national system | 13 |
quite different | 13 |
rushworth abr | 13 |
first part | 13 |
anywhere else | 13 |
two ways | 13 |
fiscal question | 13 |
constitutional monarch | 13 |
edward iv | 13 |
lord lansdowne | 13 |
labour market | 13 |
robert walpole | 13 |
personal influence | 13 |
trade unionists | 13 |
public health | 13 |
eldest son | 13 |
government measures | 13 |
representative institutions | 13 |
like many | 13 |
two things | 13 |
ordinary law | 13 |
mining industry | 13 |
sir walter | 13 |
parliament bill | 13 |
annual meeting | 13 |
honorary secretary | 13 |
chapter vi | 13 |
american constitution | 13 |
good behaviour | 13 |
militant suffragists | 13 |
irish delegation | 13 |
equal electoral | 13 |
new brunswick | 13 |
great power | 13 |
oireachtas shall | 13 |
bill committees | 13 |
agrarian system | 13 |
english system | 13 |
constitutional right | 13 |
federal systems | 13 |
years since | 13 |
national assembly | 13 |
well knew | 13 |
humphry ward | 13 |
quite true | 13 |
thousand pounds | 13 |
sir ralph | 13 |
consider whether | 13 |
palace yard | 13 |
must remember | 13 |
west birmingham | 13 |
foreign nations | 13 |
locus standi | 13 |
two sets | 13 |
financial year | 13 |
last session | 13 |
well enough | 13 |
private life | 13 |
working men | 13 |
lord treasurer | 13 |
whole empire | 13 |
human race | 13 |
throughout england | 13 |
go forward | 13 |
little better | 13 |
common pleas | 13 |
already mentioned | 13 |
small minority | 13 |
one years | 13 |
great national | 13 |
king may | 13 |
hardly less | 13 |
nothing less | 13 |
opposite side | 13 |
parliament might | 13 |
old days | 13 |
ordinary circumstances | 13 |
fundamental principle | 13 |
say nothing | 13 |
council shall | 13 |
royal power | 13 |
military forces | 13 |
grand remonstrance | 13 |
general interest | 13 |
many persons | 13 |
irish legislative | 13 |
shall find | 13 |
nine years | 13 |
long afterwards | 13 |
member may | 13 |
lord durham | 13 |
prince consort | 12 |
two last | 12 |
popular opinion | 12 |
might easily | 12 |
colonial governor | 12 |
without exception | 12 |
new peers | 12 |
de facto | 12 |
latter years | 12 |
bear witness | 12 |
towards democracy | 12 |
one case | 12 |
manchester guardian | 12 |
national party | 12 |
revenue derived | 12 |
might possibly | 12 |
constitution act | 12 |
english politics | 12 |
government must | 12 |
returning officer | 12 |
law may | 12 |
catherine grey | 12 |
political action | 12 |
equal rights | 12 |
lord danby | 12 |
every country | 12 |
hardwicke papers | 12 |
three millions | 12 |
every kind | 12 |
general purposes | 12 |
natural rights | 12 |
imperial preference | 12 |
liberal associations | 12 |
church lands | 12 |
liberal candidate | 12 |
ancient constitution | 12 |
changes made | 12 |
within three | 12 |
best means | 12 |
must remain | 12 |
final court | 12 |
generally speaking | 12 |
election petitions | 12 |
one part | 12 |
king henry | 12 |
local bodies | 12 |
less likely | 12 |
albert hall | 12 |
free speech | 12 |
casting vote | 12 |
parliamentary head | 12 |
speaker may | 12 |
colonial home | 12 |
different times | 12 |
honest men | 12 |
bill shall | 12 |
fourteen years | 12 |
federal parliament | 12 |
many parts | 12 |
took care | 12 |
ecclesiastical courts | 12 |
royal family | 12 |
following day | 12 |
large towns | 12 |
barons shall | 12 |
twelve months | 12 |
late lord | 12 |
irish party | 12 |
universal suffrage | 12 |
election agent | 12 |
south australia | 12 |
america act | 12 |
several others | 12 |
twelve years | 12 |
almost immediately | 12 |
sir richard | 12 |
public servants | 12 |
national insurance | 12 |
first thing | 12 |
raise money | 12 |
every parliament | 12 |
several years | 12 |
took away | 12 |
robert ket | 12 |
keep alive | 12 |
foreign secretary | 12 |
words spoken | 12 |
secret treaty | 12 |
persons whose | 12 |
moderate party | 12 |
royal supremacy | 12 |
prime ministers | 12 |
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