Critical, Historical and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 2Sheldon, 1860 |
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... House of Commons drove Walpole from his seat . In 1784 , George III . was able to keep Mr. Pitt in office in the face of a majority of the House of Commons . In 1804 , the apprehension of a defeat in Parliament compelled the same King ...
... House of Commons drove Walpole from his seat . In 1784 , George III . was able to keep Mr. Pitt in office in the face of a majority of the House of Commons . In 1804 , the apprehension of a defeat in Parliament compelled the same King ...
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... House of Commons ; but it would be quite clear that they had got a feeling , - that they were in process of siding with the thieves , and that it was not to them that any man must look who was anxious that pantries should be safe ...
... House of Commons ; but it would be quite clear that they had got a feeling , - that they were in process of siding with the thieves , and that it was not to them that any man must look who was anxious that pantries should be safe ...
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... House of Commons to govern well ; for he never can tell that he is not close on the moment when misgov- ernment will be terribly punished : if he was sure that he should be as lucky as his predecessors , it might be for his happiness to ...
... House of Commons to govern well ; for he never can tell that he is not close on the moment when misgov- ernment will be terribly punished : if he was sure that he should be as lucky as his predecessors , it might be for his happiness to ...
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... House of Commons to refuse any emol- uments which might be offered him as the price of his support to pernicious measures . We have hitherto been examining cases proposed by our opponent . It is now our turn to propose one ; and we beg ...
... House of Commons to refuse any emol- uments which might be offered him as the price of his support to pernicious measures . We have hitherto been examining cases proposed by our opponent . It is now our turn to propose one ; and we beg ...
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... House of Commons as may render its votes the express image of the opinion of the middle orders of Britain . A pecuniary qualification we think absolutely necessary ; and , in settling its amount , our object would be to draw the line in ...
... House of Commons as may render its votes the express image of the opinion of the middle orders of Britain . A pecuniary qualification we think absolutely necessary ; and , in settling its amount , our object would be to draw the line in ...
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