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The government of Sir Robert Peel hesitated as to the proper course.
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Sir Robert Peel decided to support the proposed tax for three years.
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Among its illustrious scholars Harrow numbers Lord Byron and Sir Robert Peel.
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Lords Howick, Stanley, and Russell, and Sir Robert Peel opposed the motion.
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He said Sir Robert Peel had all but given up his seat.
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As such no minister ever equalled him, except perhaps Sir Robert Peel.
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We saw afterwards Sir Robert Peel, who stayed more than three hours.
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Sir Robert Peel was decidedly in favor of such a course.
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The crisis, however, came soon to this first Ministry of Sir Robert Peel.
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This surplus Sir Robert Peel proposed to apply in relaxing the commercial tariff.
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The King's principal ministers were the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel.
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On the 11th of March Sir Robert Peel introduced his budget.
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He was brought under the notice of Sir Robert Peel by Mr Hallam.
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In 1846 Lord John Russell succeeded Sir Robert Peel as premier.
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The description, for whomsoever intended, is a lifelike portrait of Sir Robert Peel.
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Sir Robert Peel encloses such further information as has reached him respecting MacNaghten.