Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... followed . To frantic zeal succeeded sullen indifference . The cant of patriotism had not merely ceased to charm the pub- lic ear , but had become as nauseous as the cant of Puritanism after the downfall of the Rump . The hot fit was ...
... followed . To frantic zeal succeeded sullen indifference . The cant of patriotism had not merely ceased to charm the pub- lic ear , but had become as nauseous as the cant of Puritanism after the downfall of the Rump . The hot fit was ...
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... followed month , year followed year , and noth- ing was done . He prayed fervently against his idle- ness ; he determined , as often as he received the sacrament , that he would no longer doze away and trifle away his time ; but the ...
... followed month , year followed year , and noth- ing was done . He prayed fervently against his idle- ness ; he determined , as often as he received the sacrament , that he would no longer doze away and trifle away his time ; but the ...
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... followed by a triumph within them . At length he had no longer an opposition to encounter . Of the great party which had contended against him during the first eight years of his administration more than one half now marched under his ...
... followed by a triumph within them . At length he had no longer an opposition to encounter . Of the great party which had contended against him during the first eight years of his administration more than one half now marched under his ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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administration admiration appeared Atterbury aversion became Bedford body Bunyan Burke Bute cause character Charles Townshend Chatham chief coalition colonies court Duke Duke of Cumberland Earl eloquence eminent enemies England English evil favour favourite feeling France friends genius George Grenville George the Third Goldsmith Grenville hand Hayti Haytians honour House of Commons House of Hanover House of Lords Jacobite Johnson King labour language learning less live London Lord Bute Lord Rockingham Major Moody Major Moody's Report master means ment mind minister ministry nation nature Negroes ness never opinion opposition orator Parliament parliamentary party passed peculiar person Pitt Pitt's political principles produced respect scarcely seemed slave slavery soon spirit Stamp Act statesman strong talents temper thing thought tion Tortola Tory Treasury West Indian Whigs whole writer young