British Eloquence: William Pitt. Charles James Fox. Sir James Mackintosh. Lord ErskineCharles Kendall Adams, John Alden G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1884 |
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... the moment I should make any terms with one of them , I should rest satisfied to be called the most infamous of mankind . " He had said only eleven months before : " I could not for a moment think of a coalition with men WILLIAM PITT . 9.
... the moment I should make any terms with one of them , I should rest satisfied to be called the most infamous of mankind . " He had said only eleven months before : " I could not for a moment think of a coalition with men WILLIAM PITT . 9.
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... coalition impossible , Fox now deserted his old political companions , and joined hands with the very object of his fiercest denuncia- tion . The Coalition thus formed voted down the Shelburne ministry in February , 1783 . The debate ...
... coalition impossible , Fox now deserted his old political companions , and joined hands with the very object of his fiercest denuncia- tion . The Coalition thus formed voted down the Shelburne ministry in February , 1783 . The debate ...
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... Coalition was too strong to be broken , it made such an impression that there could no longer be any doubt that Pitt was now the foremost man of his party . 66 In the course of the speech Pitt intimated that even if the vote of censure ...
... Coalition was too strong to be broken , it made such an impression that there could no longer be any doubt that Pitt was now the foremost man of his party . 66 In the course of the speech Pitt intimated that even if the vote of censure ...
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... Coalition into power , because he had an insurmountable re- pugnance to Fox . He sent for Pitt , and urged him in the most pressing terms to accept the position of Prime - Minister . But Pitt , with that steadfast judgment which never ...
... Coalition into power , because he had an insurmountable re- pugnance to Fox . He sent for Pitt , and urged him in the most pressing terms to accept the position of Prime - Minister . But Pitt , with that steadfast judgment which never ...
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... coalition with the Tories , it is not singular that many thought the scheme a desperate measure to intrench the Coalition so firmly in power that the king could not remove them . Pitt opposed the measure with great energy , and with so ...
... coalition with the Tories , it is not singular that many thought the scheme a desperate measure to intrench the Coalition so firmly in power that the king could not remove them . Pitt opposed the measure with great energy , and with so ...
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