Peel, Robert, 1788-1850
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Robert Peel
Peel, Robert, Sir, 2nd Bart., 1788-1850
Peel, Robert Sir 1788-1850
Peel, Sir Robert (English statesman and collector, 1788-1850)
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Peel, Robert
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (45)
5xx's: Related Names (20)
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Cardwell, Edward
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Conroy, John Sir, 1786-1854
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. Library
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Prime Minister (1834-1835 : Peel)
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Prime Minister (1841-1846 : Peel)
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Prime Minister (1834-1835 : Peel)
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Great Britain
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Prime Minister (1841-1846 : Peel)
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John Boyd Thacher Collection (Library of Congress)
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Laveleye, Émile de
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1822-1892)
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Mason, William Shaw
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1774-1853
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Parker, Charles Stuart
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Parker, Charles Stuart
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1829- [from old catalog]
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Peel, Arthur George Villiers
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1868-1956
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Peel, George Hon., 1868-
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Peel, Robert
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1822-1895
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Beziehung familiaer
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Stanhope, Philip Henry Stanhope Earl, 1805-1875
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Stanhope, Philip Henry
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fifth earl of, 1805-1875.
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Victoria (reine de Grande-Bretagne ;
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1819-1901)
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Works
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| An accurate and special report of Sir R. Peel's financial statement... |
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| Address on the establishment of a library and reading-room at Tamworth |
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| Address to the Queen. Sir Robert Peel's speech in the House of Commons, Friday, August 27, 1841 |
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| Bibliotheca Hibernicana, or; A descriptive catalogue of a select Irish library collected for the Right Hon Robert Peel. |
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| Churchman's apology. |
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| Commercial pamphlets. |
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| Copy letter from Robert Peel to John Conroy, stating that Lord Melbourne's letter of 1837, which refers to the Dignity of an Irish Peerage, is an engagement that does not impose any obligation upon him |
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| The effects of Sir R. Peel’s administration on the political state and prospects of England |
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| England in 1815 and 1845 : or a sufficient and a contracted currency |
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| The government of Ireland: the substance of a speech delivered in the House of Commons on Monday, April 16, 1839. |
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| Histoire des factions de la révolution française |
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| II.ii.11.f. Correspondence of Henry Dawson-Damer |
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| Important speech on the commercial policy of England |
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| The Irish land question in 1844 : a letter from Sir Matthew Barrington ... to The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel ... |
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| Letter from Robert Peel to Martin Archer Shee, stating that he would not be able to attend "the occasion of the distribution of the gold medals" |
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| Letter from Robert Peel to Mr. Corry, concerning the appointment of his nominee, Richard Couler, to the post of gauger at the excise office |
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| Letter from Sir Robert Peel to the electors for the borough of Tamworth. |
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| Letter from Sir Robert Peel, Whitehall, to Pierce Mahony MP, Union Hotel, Cockspur Street |
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| Letter from the Marquis of Wellesley, Lord Lieutenant of Irelandto Sir Robert Peel, relating to the state of the south of Ireland during the course of the 'Whiteboy rebellion' |
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| A letter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, M.P. for the University of Oxford, on the pernicious effects of a variable standard of value, especially as it regards the condition of the lower orders and the poor laws. |
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| Letter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel, Secretary of State for the Home Department, containing thoughts on the inexpediency of abolishing seisin in Scotland &c. |
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| Mémoires |
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| Memoirs by the Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel ... |
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| The ministerial budget. The sugar duties. Sir R. Peel's speech in the House of Commons, May 18, 1841, on Lord Sandon's amendment ... |
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| The new Whig guide. |
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| Obywatele! Na posiedzeniu swém zwyczajném z d. 31 lip. |
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| The opinions of Sir Robert Peel, expressed in Parliament and in public. |
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| Parlament Angielski z d. 30. czerwca 1842 |
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| The Peel banquet : Speeches of the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert Peel, Bart., Lord Stanley, and Sir James Graham, Bart., at Merchant Taylors' Hall, May 12, 1838. With details of proceedings at the splendid banquet held on that day in honour of Sir Robert Peel, when above three hundred members of the House of Commons were present. |
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| Peel, Gladstone and Disraeli, 1991: |
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| Peel / Norman Gash. - London, 1976. |
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| Peel tracts : Subject catalogue. |
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| Rechtfertigung der Freihandelspolitik : Rede Sir Robert Peel's, gehalten im Unterhause am 6. Juli 1849 gegen den Antrag d'Israeli's auf Wiedereinführung von Schutzzöllen |
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| Reflections suggested by the murders recently committed at Edinburgh, &c. being an epistle to the Right Hon. Robert Peel ... in which Burke's iniquitous practices are traced to their real source, and an attempt is made to indicate measures whereby the recurrence of similar enormites may be for ever prevented. |
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| Sir Robert Peel from his private papers |
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| Sir Robert Peel in early life 1788-1812, as Irish secretary 1812-1818 and a*. - |
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| Sir Robert Peel's Redevoering over de voorgenomene hervorming in het Engelsche tarief van inkomende regten, gehouden in het Lagerhuis van het Parlement, dinsdag, 27 Januarij 1846 |
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| Speech, etc. |
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| Speech of Sir Robert Peel, Bart., delivered on Friday, July 6, 1849, on the state of the nation. |
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| The speeches delivered in the House of Commons : with a general explanatory index and a brief chronological summary of the various subjects on which the speeches were delivered |
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| Speeches during his administration, 1834-1835 : also his address to the electors of the borough of Tamworth |
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| A statement of facts connected with the present state of slavery in the British sugar and coffee colonies and in the United States of America together with a view of the present situation of the lower classes in the United Kingdom |
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| Substance of the speech of the Right Hon. Robert Peel, in the House of Commons, on Friday, 9th May, on the Right Hon. Henry Grattan's motion, that the House should resolve itself into a committee, to take into consideration the laws affecting the Roman Catholics of the United Kingdom. |
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| Tableau comparatif des mandats et pouvoirs donnés par les provinces à leurs députés aux Etats-généraux de 1789 |
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| The Tamworth banquet. Speeches of Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Dugdale, &c., at the Town Hall, Tamworth, on Wednesday, July 28 |
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| Tamworth election dinner. Speech of Sir Robert Peel, M.P. at Tamworth, on Monday, August 7, 1837, including the O'Connell and Ruthven correspondence on the Kildare County election. |
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| Tamworth election. Speech, June 28, 1841. |
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| The Tarantula : or, The dance of fools. A satirical work... |
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| Le travail economisé, explication des effets du Bill de Sir Robert Peel |
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| Voorstel tot wijziging van het tarief van regten op den invoer van verscheiden artikelen en inzonderheid de granen |
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| Want of confidence on Her Majesty's ministers. |
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| Were human sacrifices in use among the Romans? Correspondence on the question between Mr. Macaulay, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord Mahon, in December 1847. |
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