Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittBooks for Libraries Press, 1969 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... means by which the four greatest speakers of that time exercised their influence over the Eng- lish Parliament and nation - and thereby upon the world . Historians , political scientists , and students of speech will be interested in ...
... means by which the four greatest speakers of that time exercised their influence over the Eng- lish Parliament and nation - and thereby upon the world . Historians , political scientists , and students of speech will be interested in ...
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... means made use of , are not such as will obtain the end . I shall confine myself singly to this ground , and show that this Bill , like every other measure , proves the want of policy , the folly and madness , of the present ministers ...
... means made use of , are not such as will obtain the end . I shall confine myself singly to this ground , and show that this Bill , like every other measure , proves the want of policy , the folly and madness , of the present ministers ...
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... means concede the grounds on which it has been followed up ; I mean that from a view of our situation , and of the events of the war , we should discover such shameful humiliation , such hopeless despondency , as to abandon every thing ...
... means concede the grounds on which it has been followed up ; I mean that from a view of our situation , and of the events of the war , we should discover such shameful humiliation , such hopeless despondency , as to abandon every thing ...
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