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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... mankind , " and as " the greatest criminal of the state . " He had declared of his ministry : " From 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 ...
... mankind , " and as " the greatest criminal of the state . " He had declared of his ministry : " From 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 ...
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... manners , and which had acquired and preserved the esteem of all the nations of Eu- rope ; which had almost , by the common con- sent of mankind , been exempted from the sound of war , and marked out as a land 48 WILLIAM PITT .
... manners , and which had acquired and preserved the esteem of all the nations of Eu- rope ; which had almost , by the common con- sent of mankind , been exempted from the sound of war , and marked out as a land 48 WILLIAM PITT .
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... mankind , it is impossible for me not to feel warmly and strongly ; but I shall make an effort to control my feelings however painful that effort may be , and where I can not speak out but at the risk of offending either sincerity or ...
... mankind , it is impossible for me not to feel warmly and strongly ; but I shall make an effort to control my feelings however painful that effort may be , and where I can not speak out but at the risk of offending either sincerity or ...
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... mankind , great states are compelled , by regard to their own safety , to consider the mili- tary spirit and martial habits of their people as one of the main objects of their policy . Fre- quent hostilities seem almost the necessary ...
... mankind , great states are compelled , by regard to their own safety , to consider the mili- tary spirit and martial habits of their people as one of the main objects of their policy . Fre- quent hostilities seem almost the necessary ...
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... mankind . Among these we are certainly not to forget the political rights which are not uniformly withheld from the lowest classes , and the continual appeal made to them in public discussion , upon the greatest interests of the state ...
... mankind . Among these we are certainly not to forget the political rights which are not uniformly withheld from the lowest classes , and the continual appeal made to them in public discussion , upon the greatest interests of the state ...
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