Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittSyracuse University Press, 1946 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... Friends of the People demanding an electoral reform . It was based upon facts that could not be denied . Besides the 35 places in which the elections were a mere form , there were in Eng- land 46 in which the voters were not more than ...
... Friends of the People demanding an electoral reform . It was based upon facts that could not be denied . Besides the 35 places in which the elections were a mere form , there were in Eng- land 46 in which the voters were not more than ...
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... friends , and to diminish the num- ber of our enemies ? Was it right , after the Stadholder had taken refuge in this country , to consider him as sovereign of Holland , which he never was , ( and ) to require his consent to the seizure ...
... friends , and to diminish the num- ber of our enemies ? Was it right , after the Stadholder had taken refuge in this country , to consider him as sovereign of Holland , which he never was , ( and ) to require his consent to the seizure ...
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... friends and foes alike . Sheridan , too , would probably be talking with friends , but not Burke . A contemporary , comparing Burke and Fox , remarked that " The one pro- cured admirers , the other possessed friends . " Of the four ...
... friends and foes alike . Sheridan , too , would probably be talking with friends , but not Burke . A contemporary , comparing Burke and Fox , remarked that " The one pro- cured admirers , the other possessed friends . " Of the four ...
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