William Pitt. Charles James Fox. Sir James Mackintosh. Lord ErskineCharles Kendall Adams Putnam, 1892 |
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... called upon by the Whig members of the House . Though taken by sur- prise , he finally yielded and with perfect self- possession began what was probably the most successful first speech ever given in the House of Commons . Unfortunately ...
... called upon by the Whig members of the House . Though taken by sur- prise , he finally yielded and with perfect self- possession began what was probably the most successful first speech ever given in the House of Commons . Unfortunately ...
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... make any terms with one of them , I should rest satisfied to be I called the most infamous of mankind . " He had said only eleven months before : " I could not for a moment think of a coalition with men WILLIAM PITT . 9.
... make any terms with one of them , I should rest satisfied to be I called the most infamous of mankind . " He had said only eleven months before : " I could not for a moment think of a coalition with men WILLIAM PITT . 9.
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... called upon to accept the decision . He declared it an unnatural Coalition , which had simply raised a storm of faction , and which had no other object than the infliction of a wound on Lord Shel- burne . Then in one of his impassioned ...
... called upon to accept the decision . He declared it an unnatural Coalition , which had simply raised a storm of faction , and which had no other object than the infliction of a wound on Lord Shel- burne . Then in one of his impassioned ...
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... called the English policy in that memo- rable era that Pitt's name will longest be remembered . Though that policy was not without strenuous opposition , it was carried consistently through to the end , and it was what contributed more ...
... called the English policy in that memo- rable era that Pitt's name will longest be remembered . Though that policy was not without strenuous opposition , it was carried consistently through to the end , and it was what contributed more ...
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... called for , and was placed before the Commons on the 3d of February , 1800. Mr. Dundas im- mediately proposed an Address to the Throne approving of the course taken by the ministry . This opened the whole sub- ject of the attitude of ...
... called for , and was placed before the Commons on the 3d of February , 1800. Mr. Dundas im- mediately proposed an Address to the Throne approving of the course taken by the ministry . This opened the whole sub- ject of the attitude of ...
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