Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 3D. Appleton, 1860 |
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... parliamentary attendance , though he never made a speech , were of far more use to him than years of retirement and study would have been . If the time that he spent on parade and at mess in Hampshire , or on the Treasury - bench and at ...
... parliamentary attendance , though he never made a speech , were of far more use to him than years of retirement and study would have been . If the time that he spent on parade and at mess in Hampshire , or on the Treasury - bench and at ...
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... parliamentary speakers of his time . Yet we could never read a page of Mr. Fox's writing , we could never listen for a quarter of an hour to the speaking of Sir James , without feeling that there was a constant effort , a tug up hill ...
... parliamentary speakers of his time . Yet we could never read a page of Mr. Fox's writing , we could never listen for a quarter of an hour to the speaking of Sir James , without feeling that there was a constant effort , a tug up hill ...
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... Parliament . But nevertheless Parlia- ment was not exactly the sphere for him . The effect of his most successful speeches was small , when compared with the quantity of ability and learning which was expended on them . We could easily ...
... Parliament . But nevertheless Parlia- ment was not exactly the sphere for him . The effect of his most successful speeches was small , when compared with the quantity of ability and learning which was expended on them . We could easily ...
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Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. which are produced in Parliament at a moment's notice , - which puzzle a plain man who , if he had them before him in writing , would soon detect their fallacy , and which the great debater who ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. which are produced in Parliament at a moment's notice , - which puzzle a plain man who , if he had them before him in writing , would soon detect their fallacy , and which the great debater who ...
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... parliamentary debates , nay , by innumerable passages in the very fragment which this writer has done his little utmost to deface . We tell him that Sir James Mackintosh has often done more for religious liberty and for parliament- ary ...
... parliamentary debates , nay , by innumerable passages in the very fragment which this writer has done his little utmost to deface . We tell him that Sir James Mackintosh has often done more for religious liberty and for parliament- ary ...
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