Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... Fox's inextinguishable energy was one of his striking characteristics , and accounted in large part for his success ... Fox's ( but Pitt was just as inconsistent in opposing Fox's , then bringing out a similar one ) . They contended in ...
... Fox's inextinguishable energy was one of his striking characteristics , and accounted in large part for his success ... Fox's ( but Pitt was just as inconsistent in opposing Fox's , then bringing out a similar one ) . They contended in ...
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... Fox's frequently used device of imagining what his oppo- nents must say if they spoke logically according to their acts , and quoting them upon this basis ... Fox . Among Fox's other leading persuasive devices , one he often THE DEBATER 141.
... Fox's frequently used device of imagining what his oppo- nents must say if they spoke logically according to their acts , and quoting them upon this basis ... Fox . Among Fox's other leading persuasive devices , one he often THE DEBATER 141.
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... Fox's con- tention that he was right much of the time , and that Pitt would have done well to heed him . A savage , ironic type of humor was also used by Fox in displaying the absurdity of his opponents ' position . His attack upon Lord ...
... Fox's con- tention that he was right much of the time , and that Pitt would have done well to heed him . A savage , ironic type of humor was also used by Fox in displaying the absurdity of his opponents ' position . His attack upon Lord ...
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