Critical, Historical, and Miscellaneous Essays, المجلد 6Mason, 1876 |
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... question of the Middlesex election these parties were agreed . But on many other important questions they differed widely ; and they were , in truth , not less hos- tile to each other than to the Court . The Grenvilles had , during ...
... question of the Middlesex election these parties were agreed . But on many other important questions they differed widely ; and they were , in truth , not less hos- tile to each other than to the Court . The Grenvilles had , during ...
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... question cannot be said to have been even seriously discussed . Burke , who , whether right or wrong in the conclusions to which he came , had at least the merit of looking at the subject in the right point of view , vainly reminded his ...
... question cannot be said to have been even seriously discussed . Burke , who , whether right or wrong in the conclusions to which he came , had at least the merit of looking at the subject in the right point of view , vainly reminded his ...
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... Question , 280 , 281 ; his resig- nation , 281 ; supports Addington's administration , 284 ; grows cold in his support , 285 ; his quarrel with Addington , 287 ; his great debate with Fox upon the war question , 288 ; his coalition with ...
... Question , 280 , 281 ; his resig- nation , 281 ; supports Addington's administration , 284 ; grows cold in his support , 285 ; his quarrel with Addington , 287 ; his great debate with Fox upon the war question , 288 ; his coalition with ...
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FRANCIS ATTERPURY | 123 |
Encyclopædia Britannica | 132 |
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