Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... failed to make political friends , partly his irritability , which was even then becoming evi- dent . At any rate , Burke was disappointed by this slight . Shortly thereafter other blows fell upon him in rapid succession . Within three ...
... failed to make political friends , partly his irritability , which was even then becoming evi- dent . At any rate , Burke was disappointed by this slight . Shortly thereafter other blows fell upon him in rapid succession . Within three ...
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... failed to establish his political importance in the eyes of his literary critics , who dismiss his last thirty - two years with a sigh of regret that he abandoned literature for so unprofitable a field of endeavor . Yet there is another ...
... failed to establish his political importance in the eyes of his literary critics , who dismiss his last thirty - two years with a sigh of regret that he abandoned literature for so unprofitable a field of endeavor . Yet there is another ...
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... Failure of the Helder invasion into Holland , delivered on February 10 , 1.800 . " From being our allies they ( the Dutch ) ... failed to say , that he was debauched into every iniquity and folly that he committed . An honourable gentleman ...
... Failure of the Helder invasion into Holland , delivered on February 10 , 1.800 . " From being our allies they ( the Dutch ) ... failed to say , that he was debauched into every iniquity and folly that he committed . An honourable gentleman ...
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Their Place in History | 1 |
Bribery and Influence | 21 |
Part Three | 60 |
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