Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... give judgment against him ; coal heavers and porters pull- ing down the houses of coal merchants that refuse to give them more wages ; sawyers destroying sawmills ; sailors un- rigging all the outward - bound ships , and suffering none ...
... give judgment against him ; coal heavers and porters pull- ing down the houses of coal merchants that refuse to give them more wages ; sawyers destroying sawmills ; sailors un- rigging all the outward - bound ships , and suffering none ...
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... give that impression which those against whom they were directed wished them to give . " There were many other testimonies to support this esti- mation of Pitt's . One is from Carl Phillip Moritz , the young Prussian who visited England ...
... give that impression which those against whom they were directed wished them to give . " There were many other testimonies to support this esti- mation of Pitt's . One is from Carl Phillip Moritz , the young Prussian who visited England ...
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... give it up ! he exclaims . It is the House of Commons that gives it up ! It is to this House that you must look for the shame and guilt of your disgrace . To himself he takes the more conspicuous character of menacer . It is he that ...
... give it up ! he exclaims . It is the House of Commons that gives it up ! It is to this House that you must look for the shame and guilt of your disgrace . To himself he takes the more conspicuous character of menacer . It is he that ...
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