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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... company with Wilkes , ibid . Burke's remark , 250. Burke's speech on ministerial information and conduct , 252. Fox's on the same subject , 253. Burke's new Conciliatory Bill and speech , 253 , & c . Review of Burke's intellectual ...
... company with Wilkes , ibid . Burke's remark , 250. Burke's speech on ministerial information and conduct , 252. Fox's on the same subject , 253. Burke's new Conciliatory Bill and speech , 253 , & c . Review of Burke's intellectual ...
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... company was sought among the gay and fashionable , for his pleasing con- versation and deportment , as much as among the learned for the force and brilliancy of his genius , the extent and depth of his knowledge , He had that great art ...
... company was sought among the gay and fashionable , for his pleasing con- versation and deportment , as much as among the learned for the force and brilliancy of his genius , the extent and depth of his knowledge , He had that great art ...
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... company of Mrs. Woffington . This several of his detractors have endeavoured to make a sub- ject of ridicule . But it is certain that this lady's conversation was no less anxiously court- ed by men of wit and genius , than by men of ...
... company of Mrs. Woffington . This several of his detractors have endeavoured to make a sub- ject of ridicule . But it is certain that this lady's conversation was no less anxiously court- ed by men of wit and genius , than by men of ...
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... company , of whatever rank or capacity , he poured out his mind ; but it was not the display of pedantry , it was the effusion of fulness . How greatly Johnson delighted in convivial meetings , and how he relished the attractions of a ...
... company , of whatever rank or capacity , he poured out his mind ; but it was not the display of pedantry , it was the effusion of fulness . How greatly Johnson delighted in convivial meetings , and how he relished the attractions of a ...
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... company he always said or did something dif férent from what he intended . The opponents of a nobleman of considerable talents affixed to him the name of Malagrida . This nobleman , it is well known , has been accused of insince- rity ...
... company he always said or did something dif férent from what he intended . The opponents of a nobleman of considerable talents affixed to him the name of Malagrida . This nobleman , it is well known , has been accused of insince- rity ...
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