Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... honourable gentleman is truly desirous of meeting the charges against him , and has confidence in his ability to vindicate his conduct , why not pursue the course which would be manly and open ? " But " 136 FOUR WHO SPOKE CUT.
... honourable gentleman is truly desirous of meeting the charges against him , and has confidence in his ability to vindicate his conduct , why not pursue the course which would be manly and open ? " But " 136 FOUR WHO SPOKE CUT.
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... honourable gentleman speaking of him , had said , that in his bill he was sure that his conscience had been surprised . It was bad advice , and not wicked intention , from which this bill had originated . He was not unwilling to give ...
... honourable gentleman speaking of him , had said , that in his bill he was sure that his conscience had been surprised . It was bad advice , and not wicked intention , from which this bill had originated . He was not unwilling to give ...
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... honourable peace , as Grey's motion requested . " But an honourable peace we may have , if we persevere in the same firm and vigorous line of con- duct which we have hitherto pursued . " This is certain , from French admissions of ...
... honourable peace , as Grey's motion requested . " But an honourable peace we may have , if we persevere in the same firm and vigorous line of con- duct which we have hitherto pursued . " This is certain , from French admissions of ...
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Their Place in History | 1 |
Their Audience | 21 |
Chapter 4 | 30 |
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