Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... reform , and only abandoned it after several fail- ures convinced him that he was jeopardizing his position as prime minister and leader of the Tory party . Sheridan fought valiantly for several years for a reform of the representation ...
... reform , and only abandoned it after several fail- ures convinced him that he was jeopardizing his position as prime minister and leader of the Tory party . Sheridan fought valiantly for several years for a reform of the representation ...
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... reform , in order that thereafter this public feeling might be used as a weapon to force Parliament to act . Measures of economic reform , which surpassed the understanding of the public , and of most members of Parliament as well ...
... reform , in order that thereafter this public feeling might be used as a weapon to force Parliament to act . Measures of economic reform , which surpassed the understanding of the public , and of most members of Parliament as well ...
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... reform , he was enthusiastic to the point of rashness . His legislative career was checkered and sometimes contradictory . Among the many reforms he advocated , special mention should be given to the strict limitation of royal authority ...
... reform , he was enthusiastic to the point of rashness . His legislative career was checkered and sometimes contradictory . Among the many reforms he advocated , special mention should be given to the strict limitation of royal authority ...
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