Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... judgment rather than obeying their will . Putting the case , hypothetically , in the third person , Burke told the electors that " his unbiased opinion , his mature judgment , his enlightened conscience , he ought not to sacrifice to ...
... judgment rather than obeying their will . Putting the case , hypothetically , in the third person , Burke told the electors that " his unbiased opinion , his mature judgment , his enlightened conscience , he ought not to sacrifice to ...
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... judgment , he said , " I know my inability . " Introducing his speech on Conciliation , he told the House , " No man was indeed ever better dis- posed , or worse qualified , for such an undertaking , than my- self . " The most prestige ...
... judgment , he said , " I know my inability . " Introducing his speech on Conciliation , he told the House , " No man was indeed ever better dis- posed , or worse qualified , for such an undertaking , than my- self . " The most prestige ...
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... judgment of historians . Lord John Russell in considering why Fox supplanted Burke as leader of the Whigs , wrote , " It has been said that the birth and connections of Mr. Fox determined in his fa- vour the question of leadership ; but ...
... judgment of historians . Lord John Russell in considering why Fox supplanted Burke as leader of the Whigs , wrote , " It has been said that the birth and connections of Mr. Fox determined in his fa- vour the question of leadership ; but ...
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