British Eloquence, Том 2Charles Kendall Adams, John Alden G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1884 |
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... was " not merely a chip of the old block , but the old block itself . " When some one remarked that Pitt promised to be one of the first speakers ever heard in Parlia- t AL ment , Fox replied , " He is WILLIAM PITT . 7.
... was " not merely a chip of the old block , but the old block itself . " When some one remarked that Pitt promised to be one of the first speakers ever heard in Parlia- t AL ment , Fox replied , " He is WILLIAM PITT . 7.
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Charles Kendall Adams, John Alden. t AL ment , Fox replied , " He is so already . " This was at the proudest era of British eloquence , and when Pitt was but twenty - two . During the session of 1781-82 the powers of . Burke , Fox , and ...
Charles Kendall Adams, John Alden. t AL ment , Fox replied , " He is so already . " This was at the proudest era of British eloquence , and when Pitt was but twenty - two . During the session of 1781-82 the powers of . Burke , Fox , and ...
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... ment justified its attitude by referring to the course of the French during the war . It declared that its beginning had been an " unprovoked attack " on the part of the French , that the " system " which inspired the war " continued to ...
... ment justified its attitude by referring to the course of the French during the war . It declared that its beginning had been an " unprovoked attack " on the part of the French , that the " system " which inspired the war " continued to ...
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... ment , when they were endeavoring to induce you to admit these explanations , to be con- tented with the avowal that France offered herself as a general guaranty for every suc- cessful revolution , and would interfere only to sanction ...
... ment , when they were endeavoring to induce you to admit these explanations , to be con- tented with the avowal that France offered herself as a general guaranty for every suc- cessful revolution , and would interfere only to sanction ...
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... ment when their threats appeared to many little else than the ravings of madmen , they were di- gesting and methodizing the means of execu- tion , as accurately as if they had actually fore- seen the extent to which they have since been ...
... ment when their threats appeared to many little else than the ravings of madmen , they were di- gesting and methodizing the means of execu- tion , as accurately as if they had actually fore- seen the extent to which they have since been ...
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