Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, Pitt |
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Seven of these may be isolated for particular mention : In the first place , he was imbued with a tremendous natural confidence in his own powers , which led him unhesitatingly to follow the dictates of his judgment when it led him ...
Seven of these may be isolated for particular mention : In the first place , he was imbued with a tremendous natural confidence in his own powers , which led him unhesitatingly to follow the dictates of his judgment when it led him ...
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a » only , but his judgment ; and he betrays , instead of serving you if he sacrifices it to your opinion . ” These were brave words , and the application of them led Burke solidly to oppose his constituents in their views on the ...
a » only , but his judgment ; and he betrays , instead of serving you if he sacrifices it to your opinion . ” These were brave words , and the application of them led Burke solidly to oppose his constituents in their views on the ...
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These citations showing his effectiveness in moving his audience are amply supported by the judgment of historians . Lord John Russell in considering why Fox supplanted Burke as leader of the Whigs , wrote , “ It has been said that the ...
These citations showing his effectiveness in moving his audience are amply supported by the judgment of historians . Lord John Russell in considering why Fox supplanted Burke as leader of the Whigs , wrote , “ It has been said that the ...
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