Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittBooks for Libraries Press, 1969 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... speech to this effect : " It was such a blunder that I never knew any man of the meanest talents guilty of before ... speech . indicting Hastings , in 1787 , he felt an increasing degree of indifference to the ties of party . His opinion ...
... speech to this effect : " It was such a blunder that I never knew any man of the meanest talents guilty of before ... speech . indicting Hastings , in 1787 , he felt an increasing degree of indifference to the ties of party . His opinion ...
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... speech was its inordinate length . Five hours was too long for even Burke's friends to sit still . In the midst of the speech , Sir Thomas Erskine slipped behind a row of seats and slipped from the hall , unobserved by the fervid orator ...
... speech was its inordinate length . Five hours was too long for even Burke's friends to sit still . In the midst of the speech , Sir Thomas Erskine slipped behind a row of seats and slipped from the hall , unobserved by the fervid orator ...
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... speech , he is triumphing over his adversary in a speech which Lord Brougham described as " perhaps the ablest , and certainly the most characteristic , of all Mr. Fox's productions . " Fox's speech came as the climax of a long and ...
... speech , he is triumphing over his adversary in a speech which Lord Brougham described as " perhaps the ablest , and certainly the most characteristic , of all Mr. Fox's productions . " Fox's speech came as the climax of a long and ...
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