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Times, The, appeals to a special class, [335]; George Brodrick, leader writer for, [382-383]; Lord R. Churchill gives first news of his resignation to, [327]; a free hand in treating Cleveland's message of war in 1895, [353]; Dr. Russell exposes blunders of War Office in, [227]
Tocqueville, author of De la Démocratie en Amérique, [66]
Trevelyan, Sir George, meetings with, [254-256]
Turner, Senator, [273]
Twain, Mark, presented to Prince of Wales—impressions made by, [364-5]
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Victoria, Princess, [393]
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