Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... fact that it occurred in great pro- fusion . With orators of a later period , one must often be content to note at ... facts are that Burke achieved a high oratorical level immediately upon his entry to Parliament , and continued on it ...
... fact that it occurred in great pro- fusion . With orators of a later period , one must often be content to note at ... facts are that Burke achieved a high oratorical level immediately upon his entry to Parliament , and continued on it ...
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... fact that Burke was most communicative during his earlier years in Parliament , speaking on the colonies , and on his bill for Economic Reform . But whatever the reason may have been , the fact of his uncommunicativeness , in general ...
... fact that Burke was most communicative during his earlier years in Parliament , speaking on the colonies , and on his bill for Economic Reform . But whatever the reason may have been , the fact of his uncommunicativeness , in general ...
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... fact that he was one of them ; he belonged . His freedom from the responsibility of office seems a curious fact to set forth as an additional advantage in de- bate , since the prime object of his speaking was always to obtain office ...
... fact that he was one of them ; he belonged . His freedom from the responsibility of office seems a curious fact to set forth as an additional advantage in de- bate , since the prime object of his speaking was always to obtain office ...
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