William Pitt. Charles James Fox. Sir James Mackintosh. Lord ErskineCharles Kendall Adams Putnam, 1892 |
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... voted down the Shelburne ministry in February , 1783 . The debate which preceded the final vote was one of the most remarkable in English history . The subject immediately at issue was a vote of censure of Shelburne's government for the ...
... voted down the Shelburne ministry in February , 1783 . The debate which preceded the final vote was one of the most remarkable in English history . The subject immediately at issue was a vote of censure of Shelburne's government for the ...
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... vote of censure came to pass , the king might not feel 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 ...
... vote of censure came to pass , the king might not feel 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 ...
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Charles Kendall Adams. But all availed nothing . The vote of cen- sure was passed , and Shelburne's ministry ten- dered their resignation . The king hesitated . He was unwilling to bring the Coalition into power , because he had an ...
Charles Kendall Adams. But all availed nothing . The vote of cen- sure was passed , and Shelburne's ministry ten- dered their resignation . The king hesitated . He was unwilling to bring the Coalition into power , because he had an ...
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... vote was 217 to 103 in favor of the measure . But in the House of Lords its fortune was different . At an interview with Lord Temple , a kinsman of Pitt's , the king commissioned him to say to the members of the House " that whoever voted ...
... vote was 217 to 103 in favor of the measure . But in the House of Lords its fortune was different . At an interview with Lord Temple , a kinsman of Pitt's , the king commissioned him to say to the members of the House " that whoever voted ...
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... vote in the House of 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 ...
... vote in the House of 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 ...
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