Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... became a favorite sign for taverns ; his wrongs became symbolic of the outrages suffered by the poor . They took up his cause with gusto , and stormed the jail in which he was lodged . In that year , 1768 , for the first time in English ...
... became a favorite sign for taverns ; his wrongs became symbolic of the outrages suffered by the poor . They took up his cause with gusto , and stormed the jail in which he was lodged . In that year , 1768 , for the first time in English ...
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... became our enemies , " he said . " But previous to this change , what were the symptoms of cordiality and good understanding when we were endeavoring to defend Holland ? Did not our troops leave that country , complaining of the people ...
... became our enemies , " he said . " But previous to this change , what were the symptoms of cordiality and good understanding when we were endeavoring to defend Holland ? Did not our troops leave that country , complaining of the people ...
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... became his tutor . Pretyman was to serve Pitt as private secretary during most of his later life , and wrote his biog- raphy . Pitt studied very hard in the classics , and mathematics . His health continuing poor , he was ordered to ...
... became his tutor . Pretyman was to serve Pitt as private secretary during most of his later life , and wrote his biog- raphy . Pitt studied very hard in the classics , and mathematics . His health continuing poor , he was ordered to ...
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