The History of British India, Том 5Chelsea House, 1968 |
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... Burke dropped his head upon his hands a few minutes ; but having recovered himself , said , that the fathers and husbands of the hapless females were the most harmless and industrious set of men . Content with scarcely sufficient for ...
... Burke dropped his head upon his hands a few minutes ; but having recovered himself , said , that the fathers and husbands of the hapless females were the most harmless and industrious set of men . Content with scarcely sufficient for ...
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... Burke had 1788 . ing his rents , could not be charged upon Hastings ; for , as soon as he heard or knew of them , he displaced him , and that in so hasty a manner so as to expose himself to the charge of having acted with too much ...
... Burke had 1788 . ing his rents , could not be charged upon Hastings ; for , as soon as he heard or knew of them , he displaced him , and that in so hasty a manner so as to expose himself to the charge of having acted with too much ...
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... Burke and Mr. Fox thought it necessary to take notice of the great freedom with which the defendant was at last emboldened to speak of the managers for the Com- mons ; to repel the charge of procrastination so confidently thrown upon ...
... Burke and Mr. Fox thought it necessary to take notice of the great freedom with which the defendant was at last emboldened to speak of the managers for the Com- mons ; to repel the charge of procrastination so confidently thrown upon ...
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The Trial of Mr Hastings | 74 |
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