Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittBooks for Libraries Press, 1969 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... were incorruptible were regarded as being somewhat odd . It was this handicap of an audience whose votes were bought and paid for in advance that Fox , Burke , Sheridan and their friends had to face . It is THE PARLIAMENT - CORRUPT 25.
... were incorruptible were regarded as being somewhat odd . It was this handicap of an audience whose votes were bought and paid for in advance that Fox , Burke , Sheridan and their friends had to face . It is THE PARLIAMENT - CORRUPT 25.
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... handicap in maintaining his prestige . His very genius proved to be yet another handicap . He was too intellectual , too profuse with the magnificence of his imagery , for the simple - minded , drink - befuddled squires who formed the ...
... handicap in maintaining his prestige . His very genius proved to be yet another handicap . He was too intellectual , too profuse with the magnificence of his imagery , for the simple - minded , drink - befuddled squires who formed the ...
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Robert Tarbell Oliver. His reputation was throughout his parliamentary career a political handicap . It was attacked upon three bases . First , there was the fact that he entered Parliament as a brilliant and successful playwright and ...
Robert Tarbell Oliver. His reputation was throughout his parliamentary career a political handicap . It was attacked upon three bases . First , there was the fact that he entered Parliament as a brilliant and successful playwright and ...
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