Four who Spoke Out: Burke, Fox, Sheridan, PittBooks for Libraries Press, 1969 - Всего страниц: 196 |
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... vote for their own curtailment . His introduction was about 1300 words long . It was de- voted to demonstrating his own sincerity , disinterestedness , and lack of prospects for any political reward for his labors in this field . " I ...
... vote for their own curtailment . His introduction was about 1300 words long . It was de- voted to demonstrating his own sincerity , disinterestedness , and lack of prospects for any political reward for his labors in this field . " I ...
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Robert Tarbell Oliver. In the subsequent voting upon individual portions of Burke's bill , the board of trade was abolished by a vote of 207 to 199 . Burke also pointed his gentle sarcasm at the fiction by which the King held various ...
Robert Tarbell Oliver. In the subsequent voting upon individual portions of Burke's bill , the board of trade was abolished by a vote of 207 to 199 . Burke also pointed his gentle sarcasm at the fiction by which the King held various ...
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... vote of none but of those who , in the secret confession of their conscience , admit , at this instant , while they hear me , that they would have cheerfully and heartily voted with the minister for an address directly the reverse of ...
... vote of none but of those who , in the secret confession of their conscience , admit , at this instant , while they hear me , that they would have cheerfully and heartily voted with the minister for an address directly the reverse of ...
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