Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 4Sheldon and Company, 1862 |
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... appeared for an instant to coincide . By judiciously availing himself of several of these rare moments , he succeeded in establishing a high character for wisdom and patriotism . When the favourable crisis was passed , he never risked ...
... appeared for an instant to coincide . By judiciously availing himself of several of these rare moments , he succeeded in establishing a high character for wisdom and patriotism . When the favourable crisis was passed , he never risked ...
الصفحة 417
... appeared to produce on him , was to sour , in some de- gree , his naturally sweet temper . The last acts of his public life were marked , not only by that audacity which he had derived from nature , not only by that immorality which he ...
... appeared to produce on him , was to sour , in some de- gree , his naturally sweet temper . The last acts of his public life were marked , not only by that audacity which he had derived from nature , not only by that immorality which he ...
الصفحة 418
... appeared since the Revolution , to be a Bute with far greater powers , a Mansfield with far greater courage . Happily his father's death liberated him early from the pernicious influence by which he had been misled . His mind expanded ...
... appeared since the Revolution , to be a Bute with far greater powers , a Mansfield with far greater courage . Happily his father's death liberated him early from the pernicious influence by which he had been misled . His mind expanded ...
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