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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... house , 269. Great talents of Opposition , 270. American war popular , and why , 271 and 272. Burke reviled , but despises the slanders of ignorance and folly , 273. Liberality of sentiment , ibid . Opinion of Lord North , ibid . Great ...
... house , 269. Great talents of Opposition , 270. American war popular , and why , 271 and 272. Burke reviled , but despises the slanders of ignorance and folly , 273. Liberality of sentiment , ibid . Opinion of Lord North , ibid . Great ...
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... House of Lords , 391. Dismission of Ministers , 392. Dissolution of Parlia- ment ,. 393. Burke's proposed representation to the King , 394. Pitt's India Bill , to 395. Unworthy treatment of Burke in the house , to 397. Burke's motion ...
... House of Lords , 391. Dismission of Ministers , 392. Dissolution of Parlia- ment ,. 393. Burke's proposed representation to the King , 394. Pitt's India Bill , to 395. Unworthy treatment of Burke in the house , to 397. Burke's motion ...
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... house , to 484 . Burke prepares his Reflexions , to 485. Reflexions ana- lysed , and the intellectual process of Burke's mind ; the ma terials on which it operated , the consistency of his opinions , the profoundness of his reasoning ...
... house , to 484 . Burke prepares his Reflexions , to 485. Reflexions ana- lysed , and the intellectual process of Burke's mind ; the ma terials on which it operated , the consistency of his opinions , the profoundness of his reasoning ...
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... house was the favourite resort of men of talents . Among the ingenious and wise of his own countrymen , Johnson stood like Saul among the people . " Indeed , among many eminent for literary talents , the three kingdoms afforded each a ...
... house was the favourite resort of men of talents . Among the ingenious and wise of his own countrymen , Johnson stood like Saul among the people . " Indeed , among many eminent for literary talents , the three kingdoms afforded each a ...
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... house of Stuart . He had been educated by an arbitrary tutor , and was apprehended by many to have imbibed the same principles himself . The virtual dismis- sion , first , of the greatest and most popular mi- nister of the century , and ...
... house of Stuart . He had been educated by an arbitrary tutor , and was apprehended by many to have imbibed the same principles himself . The virtual dismis- sion , first , of the greatest and most popular mi- nister of the century , and ...
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