Biographical and Critical Essays: Reprinted from Reviews, with Additions and Corrections. 1st [-3rd] SerLongman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1874 |
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... seen the place I long have desired to visit . ' The sub- serviency of the Third Estate is rendered more glaring by the means which More's ready wit suggested for extricating them from the dilemma . Queen Elizabeth expressly prohibited ...
... seen the place I long have desired to visit . ' The sub- serviency of the Third Estate is rendered more glaring by the means which More's ready wit suggested for extricating them from the dilemma . Queen Elizabeth expressly prohibited ...
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... seen . Once , in answering a charge , Walpole laid his hand upon his breast , and said : — Nil conscire sibi , nulli pallescere culpæ . ' Pulteney objected that his Latin was as faulty as his argument , the correct reading being nullâ ...
... seen . Once , in answering a charge , Walpole laid his hand upon his breast , and said : — Nil conscire sibi , nulli pallescere culpæ . ' Pulteney objected that his Latin was as faulty as his argument , the correct reading being nullâ ...
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... seen by Lord Chatham and his son William Pitt , by the first Lord Holland and Charles James Fox , by Burke , Sheridan , Murray ( Lord Mansfield ) , Dunning , Barré , Charles Townshend . Sir Robert Wal- pole saw or was seen by Lord ...
... seen by Lord Chatham and his son William Pitt , by the first Lord Holland and Charles James Fox , by Burke , Sheridan , Murray ( Lord Mansfield ) , Dunning , Barré , Charles Townshend . Sir Robert Wal- pole saw or was seen by Lord ...
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... of woe , the like of which no eye had seen , no heart conceived , and which no tongue can adequately tell . ' Surely this is an immeasureable improvement , at least for the English House of Commons , on the 60 THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT :
... of woe , the like of which no eye had seen , no heart conceived , and which no tongue can adequately tell . ' Surely this is an immeasureable improvement , at least for the English House of Commons , on the 60 THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT :
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... seen those mighty masses that float in the waters above your town , is a proof that they are devoid of strength and in- capable of being fitted out for action . You well know , gentlemen , how soon one of those stupendous masses now ...
... seen those mighty masses that float in the waters above your town , is a proof that they are devoid of strength and in- capable of being fitted out for action . You well know , gentlemen , how soon one of those stupendous masses now ...
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