Politics of the Georgium Sidus; Or, Advice how to Become Great Senators & Statesmen ...Oddy, 1807 - 178 páginas |
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... whole of what is said . It is not constituted by mere strength of facts or cogency of argument . It does not consist even in directing the whole scope of what is said to one single and lead- ing point of persuasion . It is not in the ...
... whole of what is said . It is not constituted by mere strength of facts or cogency of argument . It does not consist even in directing the whole scope of what is said to one single and lead- ing point of persuasion . It is not in the ...
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... whole . Far from me be it , to vilify the art which I have nothing but the sincerest motives of public spirit to induce me to teach . But I must state that which I certainly know . In the whole course of my senatorial experience , I ...
... whole . Far from me be it , to vilify the art which I have nothing but the sincerest motives of public spirit to induce me to teach . But I must state that which I certainly know . In the whole course of my senatorial experience , I ...
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... whole Ency- clopædia of Wit : and , if he possess but the necessary coldness and firmness of spirit , will be competent to distinguish himself as a wit of the first water , upon every one of the great occasions in business or social ...
... whole Ency- clopædia of Wit : and , if he possess but the necessary coldness and firmness of spirit , will be competent to distinguish himself as a wit of the first water , upon every one of the great occasions in business or social ...
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... whole art and mystery of domestic and even foreign politics . " They are the only school in which all our great orators and statesmen now take their degrees . They are the only reading for which a member of parliament and man of ...
... whole art and mystery of domestic and even foreign politics . " They are the only school in which all our great orators and statesmen now take their degrees . They are the only reading for which a member of parliament and man of ...
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... into the middle of things . They are the genuine , unvarnished pictures of the minds of the speakers . They , with the other contents of our public papers , have become almost the only reading of the whole body of 80 PRELIMINARY EDUCATION .
... into the middle of things . They are the genuine , unvarnished pictures of the minds of the speakers . They , with the other contents of our public papers , have become almost the only reading of the whole body of 80 PRELIMINARY EDUCATION .
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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...