Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... parliamentary audience of that day was homogeneous . It represented largely one class , and was bound together by common interests and prejudices . It should not , however , be concluded that it was an assembly of polished gentlemen ...
... parliamentary audience of that day was homogeneous . It represented largely one class , and was bound together by common interests and prejudices . It should not , however , be concluded that it was an assembly of polished gentlemen ...
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... Parliamentary government is government by speak- ing . In such a government , the power of speaking is the most highly prized of all the qualities which a politician can possess . " The Earl of Chesterfield , who made a science of ...
... Parliamentary government is government by speak- ing . In such a government , the power of speaking is the most highly prized of all the qualities which a politician can possess . " The Earl of Chesterfield , who made a science of ...
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... parliamentary oratory of the time might be summarized : Freedom of speech . Outside of Parliament the freedom of speech , both spoken and written , was greatly restricted . The parliamentary debates were not published until after 1771 ...
... parliamentary oratory of the time might be summarized : Freedom of speech . Outside of Parliament the freedom of speech , both spoken and written , was greatly restricted . The parliamentary debates were not published until after 1771 ...
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