Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... continued to deliver great speeches for over twenty years . And Pitt seemed to leap at once to an eminence from which he rarely descended . There were , of course , variations in the excellence of their speech , but it remains true that ...
... continued to deliver great speeches for over twenty years . And Pitt seemed to leap at once to an eminence from which he rarely descended . There were , of course , variations in the excellence of their speech , but it remains true that ...
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... continued almost unabated for twenty - five years after his entry into Parliament . In 1781 , his library had to be sold at auction to pay his most pressing creditors . He was continu- ally hounded by them , yet continually ran up new ...
... continued almost unabated for twenty - five years after his entry into Parliament . In 1781 , his library had to be sold at auction to pay his most pressing creditors . He was continu- ally hounded by them , yet continually ran up new ...
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... continued will make knowledge useless , wit ridiculous ,, and genius contemptible . " " The third harmful element in Sheridan's reputation was the continued suspicion of his au- dience that he was insincere , and merely speaking to ...
... continued will make knowledge useless , wit ridiculous ,, and genius contemptible . " " The third harmful element in Sheridan's reputation was the continued suspicion of his au- dience that he was insincere , and merely speaking to ...
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