Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... enemy to any innovations , for , in this mixed Government , it is highly necessary to avoid novelties . " 3. March 12 , 1772 : ( Regarding the Marriage Bill ) " Lord North , --the turn of yesterday's debate is most favorable , as ...
... enemy to any innovations , for , in this mixed Government , it is highly necessary to avoid novelties . " 3. March 12 , 1772 : ( Regarding the Marriage Bill ) " Lord North , --the turn of yesterday's debate is most favorable , as ...
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... enemy in vot- ing , especially upon the suspension of the Habeas Corpus ( on May 16 ) , and on my motion for peace ( on May 30 ) . " These citations showing his effectiveness in moving his audience are amply supported by the judgment of ...
... enemy in vot- ing , especially upon the suspension of the Habeas Corpus ( on May 16 ) , and on my motion for peace ( on May 30 ) . " These citations showing his effectiveness in moving his audience are amply supported by the judgment of ...
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... enemies , ” he said . " But previous to this change , what were the symptoms of cordiality and good understanding when we were endeavoring to defend Holland ? Did not our troops leave that country , complaining of the people , irritated ...
... enemies , ” he said . " But previous to this change , what were the symptoms of cordiality and good understanding when we were endeavoring to defend Holland ? Did not our troops leave that country , complaining of the people , irritated ...
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Their Place in History | 1 |
Bribery and Influence | 21 |
Part Three | 60 |
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