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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... Burke's son . I have likewise to add my thanks to a Reverend gentleman of great erudition for his communications respecting a celebrated Dean , and some anecdotes concerning Mr. Burke . My acknowledgements are also due to others But as ...
... Burke's son . I have likewise to add my thanks to a Reverend gentleman of great erudition for his communications respecting a celebrated Dean , and some anecdotes concerning Mr. Burke . My acknowledgements are also due to others But as ...
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... Burke , 12 . BURKE's birth , 13. - Parentage , ibid . - School education , & c . 14. Compared with his brother Richard , ibid . - at Dub- lin college , 15.more solicitous of knowledge than distinc- tion , ibid . Studies , to 18. - First ...
... Burke , 12 . BURKE's birth , 13. - Parentage , ibid . - School education , & c . 14. Compared with his brother Richard , ibid . - at Dub- lin college , 15.more solicitous of knowledge than distinc- tion , ibid . Studies , to 18. - First ...
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... Burke his secretary , 67. - Burke's separation from Hamil ton , 68. Hamilton's opinion of Burke , 70 , 71 . Burke enters parliament - Preparation , 72 to 74 - first speech ad- mired by Mr. Pitt , 75. - Examination of the Rockingham ...
... Burke his secretary , 67. - Burke's separation from Hamil ton , 68. Hamilton's opinion of Burke , 70 , 71 . Burke enters parliament - Preparation , 72 to 74 - first speech ad- mired by Mr. Pitt , 75. - Examination of the Rockingham ...
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... Burke's views , 132. Character of his eloquence , 132 to 134. John- son's high admiration of Burke , 134. Lord North's expe- dient for quieting America , 136. Burke reprobates it as a half measure , ibid . Burke , as he advances in ...
... Burke's views , 132. Character of his eloquence , 132 to 134. John- son's high admiration of Burke , 134. Lord North's expe- dient for quieting America , 136. Burke reprobates it as a half measure , ibid . Burke , as he advances in ...
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... Burke's wit , ibid . Prediction of Burke on the influx of Eastern wealth , 167 and 168. Disinterestedness of Burke , 168 and 169 - Grand and comprehensive views of , 170 . Riot at Boston , 171 - Boston port - bill , 172 - opposed by ...
... Burke's wit , ibid . Prediction of Burke on the influx of Eastern wealth , 167 and 168. Disinterestedness of Burke , 168 and 169 - Grand and comprehensive views of , 170 . Riot at Boston , 171 - Boston port - bill , 172 - opposed by ...
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