William Pitt. Charles James Fox. Sir James Mackintosh. Lord ErskineCharles Kendall Adams Putnam, 1892 |
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... 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 it was not re- ported and has not been preserved ...
... 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 it was not re- ported and has not been preserved ...
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... taken by the ministry . This opened the whole sub- ject of the attitude of England toward Napoleon for debate . Whitbred , Canning , and Erskine complained in strong terms of the discourteous language used by Lord Grenville . Pitt made ...
... taken by the ministry . This opened the whole sub- ject of the attitude of England toward Napoleon for debate . Whitbred , Canning , and Erskine complained in strong terms of the discourteous language used by Lord Grenville . Pitt made ...
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... taken place has given that security which , in the former stages of the Rev- olution , was wanting ; or , thirdly , he must be one who , believing that the danger exists , not undervaluing its extent nor mistaking its nature ...
... taken place has given that security which , in the former stages of the Rev- olution , was wanting ; or , thirdly , he must be one who , believing that the danger exists , not undervaluing its extent nor mistaking its nature ...
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... taken his infor- mation only from the pamphlet of the learned gentleman . The House will recollect the first professions of the French Republic , which are cnumerated , and enumerated truly , in that note . They are tests of every thing ...
... taken his infor- mation only from the pamphlet of the learned gentleman . The House will recollect the first professions of the French Republic , which are cnumerated , and enumerated truly , in that note . They are tests of every thing ...
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... world . Sir , much as I have now stated , I have not finished the catalogue . America , almost as much as Switzerland , perhaps , contributed to that change which has taken place in the minds of REFUSAL TO NEGOTIATE . 49.
... world . Sir , much as I have now stated , I have not finished the catalogue . America , almost as much as Switzerland , perhaps , contributed to that change which has taken place in the minds of REFUSAL TO NEGOTIATE . 49.
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