Politics of the Georgium Sidus; Or, Advice how to Become Great Senators & Statesmen ...Oddy, 1807 - 178 páginas |
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... PARTY - LEADER and STATES- MAN that died in office , distinguished ? Was he not the foremost in every mischievous and expensive adventure ? Was there a spirited vice or folly of manhood into which he did not , while at W or E ...
... PARTY - LEADER and STATES- MAN that died in office , distinguished ? Was he not the foremost in every mischievous and expensive adventure ? Was there a spirited vice or folly of manhood into which he did not , while at W or E ...
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... party of gentlemen and lady performers of private plays . It is well known what wonderful powers for senatorial eloquence T *** Sh *** d * n , and Mr. Sk * ff ** n , and Mr. Gr * v ** 1 * have acquired by their Esopus diligence . Did ...
... party of gentlemen and lady performers of private plays . It is well known what wonderful powers for senatorial eloquence T *** Sh *** d * n , and Mr. Sk * ff ** n , and Mr. Gr * v ** 1 * have acquired by their Esopus diligence . Did ...
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... rather upon length , loudness , and pertinacity in error , if that error be adopted as an article of party - creed , than upon such pedantic merits as a school- master might extol in his orators of classical antiquity ; NEWSPAPERS . 81.
... rather upon length , loudness , and pertinacity in error , if that error be adopted as an article of party - creed , than upon such pedantic merits as a school- master might extol in his orators of classical antiquity ; NEWSPAPERS . 81.
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... party can satisfactorily defend . But , the impar- tial spectator must acknowledge ; that if prejudices , prepossessions , and self - interests operate on the one side ; it is , in the general œconomy of things , not unfortunate , that ...
... party can satisfactorily defend . But , the impar- tial spectator must acknowledge ; that if prejudices , prepossessions , and self - interests operate on the one side ; it is , in the general œconomy of things , not unfortunate , that ...
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... party , or perhaps wor- thier principles , move to employ it in oppo- sition to the government . These are great peers and commoners , who aspire continually to thwart an administration in which they are not themselves the principals ...
... party , or perhaps wor- thier principles , move to employ it in oppo- sition to the government . These are great peers and commoners , who aspire continually to thwart an administration in which they are not themselves the principals ...
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Página 103 - For e'en though vanquished, he could argue still; While words of learned length, and thundering sound, Amazed the gazing rustics ranged around, And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew.
Página 147 - ... the tyrant's power; who has been labouring all his life to shew, that even a peer may dive deep in the bathos, and get distinction in the commonwealth of Grubstreet ; whose principles in politics, so far as he has had any, have been ever notoriously adverse to those of the constitution over whose government you preside...
Página 146 - Let your pretence be false; and let it be offered with that sneaking officiousness which may best betray you to shame, as anxious to offer sacrifices and concessions, concerning which, however, yau tremble lest they should not be accepted.
Página 146 - Being a slave, is he not so much the fitter to be your representative ? Must he have a coadjutor.' Select for the task one who has, long since, transferred as much as he could of...
Página 175 - Ages, and combining all the chief modern discoveries and improvements of our own and other Countries.
Página 27 - Newspapers of the metropolis, in their reports of the debates in parliament, in their solemn political paragraphs, and especially in those which are called their leading articles...