Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... minister , and Lord John Cavendish who wished to draw him into opposition . Charles Townshend , a man of splendid eloquence , of lax prin- ciples , and of boundless vanity and presumption , would submit to no control . The full extent ...
... minister , and Lord John Cavendish who wished to draw him into opposition . Charles Townshend , a man of splendid eloquence , of lax prin- ciples , and of boundless vanity and presumption , would submit to no control . The full extent ...
الصفحة 284
... minister and the new minister aside . " If we three , " he said , " keep together , all will go well . " But it was hardly possible , human nature being what it is , and , more especially , Pitt and Addington being what they were , that ...
... minister and the new minister aside . " If we three , " he said , " keep together , all will go well . " But it was hardly possible , human nature being what it is , and , more especially , Pitt and Addington being what they were , that ...
الصفحة 285
... minister and of the present minister , a rupture was inevitable ; and there was no want of persons bent on making that rup- ture speedy and violent . Some of these persons wounded Addington's pride by representing him as a lacquey ...
... minister and of the present minister , a rupture was inevitable ; and there was no want of persons bent on making that rup- ture speedy and violent . Some of these persons wounded Addington's pride by representing him as a lacquey ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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