Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... direct pressure of public opinion from op- erating upon the members of Parliament . An old rule that the galleries could be cleared of visitors on the request of any one member was re - invoked and enforced about the time that public ...
... direct pressure of public opinion from op- erating upon the members of Parliament . An old rule that the galleries could be cleared of visitors on the request of any one member was re - invoked and enforced about the time that public ...
Стр. 87
... direct evidence of inefficiency ; whereas mistakes of the minority , which do not become laws , are soon forgot- ten . As another factor , Fox's inextinguishable energy was one of his striking characteristics , and accounted in large ...
... direct evidence of inefficiency ; whereas mistakes of the minority , which do not become laws , are soon forgot- ten . As another factor , Fox's inextinguishable energy was one of his striking characteristics , and accounted in large ...
Стр. 135
... direct appeals to the judgment of his auditors , asking them what they would do if the vote were not a question of ministerial sup-- port . One illustration , from his speech of February 3 , 1800 ,, urging peace with France , will ...
... direct appeals to the judgment of his auditors , asking them what they would do if the vote were not a question of ministerial sup-- port . One illustration , from his speech of February 3 , 1800 ,, urging peace with France , will ...
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