William Pitt. Charles James Fox. Sir James Mackintosh. Lord ErskineCharles Kendall Adams Putnam, 1892 |
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... COMMONS , FEBRUARY 3 , 1800 . CHARLES JAMES FOX • CHARLES JAMES FOX 99 108 ON THE REJECTION OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE'S Overtures OF PEACE ; HOUSE OF COMMONS , February 3 , 1805 . SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH 176 SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH 185 IN BEHALF ...
... COMMONS , FEBRUARY 3 , 1800 . CHARLES JAMES FOX • CHARLES JAMES FOX 99 108 ON THE REJECTION OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE'S Overtures OF PEACE ; HOUSE OF COMMONS , February 3 , 1805 . SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH 176 SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH 185 IN BEHALF ...
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... Commons in 1781 , at the age of twenty - two , and became a member of the op- position to Lord North , under the leadership of Burke and Fox . His first speech was in re- X ply to Lord Nugent on the subject of eco- 6 WILLIAM PITT .
... Commons in 1781 , at the age of twenty - two , and became a member of the op- position to Lord North , under the leadership of Burke and Fox . His first speech was in re- X ply to Lord Nugent on the subject of eco- 6 WILLIAM PITT .
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... Commons . Unfortunately it was not re- ported and has not been preserved . But con- temporaneous accounts of the impression it made are abundant . Not only was it received with enthusiastic applause from every part of the House ; but ...
... Commons . Unfortunately it was not re- ported and has not been preserved . But con- temporaneous accounts of the impression it made are abundant . Not only was it received with enthusiastic applause from every part of the House ; but ...
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... Commons . Thus Burke and Fox were passed by , and not only the responsible leadership of the Commons , but also the finances of the empire , were en- trusted to a youth of twenty - three . The reason of this preference certainly was not ...
... Commons . Thus Burke and Fox were passed by , and not only the responsible leadership of the Commons , but also the finances of the empire , were en- trusted to a youth of twenty - three . The reason of this preference certainly was not ...
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... Commons the majority against him had been more than two to one . Fox was inflamed with all the indignation of which his good - nature was capable . He declared on the floor of the House that " to talk of the perma- nency of such an ...
... Commons the majority against him had been more than two to one . Fox was inflamed with all the indignation of which his good - nature was capable . He declared on the floor of the House that " to talk of the perma- nency of such an ...
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