The Life of Edmund Burke. Comprehending an Impartial Account of His Literary and Political Efforts, and a Sketch of the Conduct and Character of His Most Eminent Associates, Coadjutors, and Opponents. [With a Portrait.]George Cawthorn, 1798 - 592 páginas |
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... Parties of opposition , 94. A com- parison between Burke and Grenville examined , 95 and 96 . Grenville's " Present State of the Nation , " 97. Burke's Observations on the present State of the Nation , 98 to 101 . American affairs ...
... Parties of opposition , 94. A com- parison between Burke and Grenville examined , 95 and 96 . Grenville's " Present State of the Nation , " 97. Burke's Observations on the present State of the Nation , 98 to 101 . American affairs ...
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... party . The term hndsome competency being vague and indefinite , I cannot enter into a particular discussion of it ; but it appears probable that it was not very considerable when he came to London . This is a [ 23 ]
... party . The term hndsome competency being vague and indefinite , I cannot enter into a particular discussion of it ; but it appears probable that it was not very considerable when he came to London . This is a [ 23 ]
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... parties , is well known . A weekly club was instituted for his gratification , and for the instruction and entertainment of its several members . The place of meeting was the Türk's - head , Gerrard - street , Soho ; the time every ...
... parties , is well known . A weekly club was instituted for his gratification , and for the instruction and entertainment of its several members . The place of meeting was the Türk's - head , Gerrard - street , Soho ; the time every ...
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... party The inflammable particles caught not fire previous to parliamentary concussion . In the thinner atmosphere of literary seclusion , those combustibles evaporated , which , in the denser medium of active politics , burst out in ...
... party The inflammable particles caught not fire previous to parliamentary concussion . In the thinner atmosphere of literary seclusion , those combustibles evaporated , which , in the denser medium of active politics , burst out in ...
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... party , the present King was resolved to be of none . The Whigs replied , that the two former Kings had chosen their ministers from those who maintained the principles to which they owed their throne ; but that Bute main . tained the ...
... party , the present King was resolved to be of none . The Whigs replied , that the two former Kings had chosen their ministers from those who maintained the principles to which they owed their throne ; but that Bute main . tained the ...
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