Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... lives after . " A similar conclusion is reached by Chauncey Goodrich , one of Burke's great admirers : " Mr. Burke has this peculiarity , which distinguishes him from every other writer , that he is almost equally instructive whether he ...
... lives after . " A similar conclusion is reached by Chauncey Goodrich , one of Burke's great admirers : " Mr. Burke has this peculiarity , which distinguishes him from every other writer , that he is almost equally instructive whether he ...
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... lives . . . . " Wraxall , writing of this speech , said " The most ardent admirers of Burke , of Fox and of Pitt allowed that they had been outdone as orators by Sheridan . " Sir Gilbert Elliot declared , " I am now convinced that his ...
... lives . . . . " Wraxall , writing of this speech , said " The most ardent admirers of Burke , of Fox and of Pitt allowed that they had been outdone as orators by Sheridan . " Sir Gilbert Elliot declared , " I am now convinced that his ...
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... lives what it was to have a shilling of their own . " But disinterested , sincere , and patriotic as his independence was , it resulted in Fox's losing confidence in him , and the Tories never came to trust him . So , his effectiveness ...
... lives what it was to have a shilling of their own . " But disinterested , sincere , and patriotic as his independence was , it resulted in Fox's losing confidence in him , and the Tories never came to trust him . So , his effectiveness ...
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