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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... called to the waiter to send the pease to Ham- mersmith . " To Hammersmith , Sir ? " " Yes , ( says Goldsmith ) that's the way to make them green . " He was very angry that the company found no jest , blundering out , " it was a very ...
... called to the waiter to send the pease to Ham- mersmith . " To Hammersmith , Sir ? " " Yes , ( says Goldsmith ) that's the way to make them green . " He was very angry that the company found no jest , blundering out , " it was a very ...
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... called political . As a man of genius and learn- ing he had established his reputation , and was ranked in a very high class . His Essay on the Sublime and Beautiful had displayed extraor- dinary powers , both of invention and research ...
... called political . As a man of genius and learn- ing he had established his reputation , and was ranked in a very high class . His Essay on the Sublime and Beautiful had displayed extraor- dinary powers , both of invention and research ...
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... as the Essa on Woman ( with infinitely more wit , in fine lan- guage , and very elegant verse ) , were so called from a Ger- man Bishop , of very great sanctity and virtue . of the Lords , the indictments for blasphemy from the [ 61 ]
... as the Essa on Woman ( with infinitely more wit , in fine lan- guage , and very elegant verse ) , were so called from a Ger- man Bishop , of very great sanctity and virtue . of the Lords , the indictments for blasphemy from the [ 61 ]
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... could more justly appreciate the value of her counsel . It must have been from the high sense which the King's friends , as they called themselves , en- K tertained of the personal capacity of her Royal Highness , [ 65 ]
... could more justly appreciate the value of her counsel . It must have been from the high sense which the King's friends , as they called themselves , en- K tertained of the personal capacity of her Royal Highness , [ 65 ]
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... called forth powers of understanding equal to those which have been applied to the investigation of useful phi- losophy . In pitching a bar equal strength may be displayed as in carrying corn : in unproduc- tive amusement , as in ...
... called forth powers of understanding equal to those which have been applied to the investigation of useful phi- losophy . In pitching a bar equal strength may be displayed as in carrying corn : in unproduc- tive amusement , as in ...
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