William Pitt. Charles James Fox. Sir James Mackintosh. Lord ErskineCharles Kendall Adams Putnam, 1884 |
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... perhaps un- rivalled gift of pouring out for hour after hour an unbroken stream of thought without ever hesitating for a word or recalling a phrase or sinking into looseness or inaccuracy of expres- sion . The finest passages even of ...
... perhaps un- rivalled gift of pouring out for hour after hour an unbroken stream of thought without ever hesitating for a word or recalling a phrase or sinking into looseness or inaccuracy of expres- sion . The finest passages even of ...
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... perhaps ultimately as an instrument to deliver the world from the crimes and miseries which have attended it . Under this impression , I trust the House will forgive me , if I endeavor , as far as I am able , to take a large and ...
... perhaps ultimately as an instrument to deliver the world from the crimes and miseries which have attended it . Under this impression , I trust the House will forgive me , if I endeavor , as far as I am able , to take a large and ...
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... a portion of the 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.
... a portion of the 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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... perhaps by different views , or who might be governed by different principles . " Judging , then , only from notorious facts , the French Government must be considered as ex- hibiting nothing fixed , neither in respect to men nor to ...
... perhaps by different views , or who might be governed by different principles . " Judging , then , only from notorious facts , the French Government must be considered as ex- hibiting nothing fixed , neither in respect to men nor to ...
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... perhaps the most striking and the most characteristic . In May , 1796 , the French army , under Bonaparte , in the full tide of its success against the Austrians , first approached the territories of this Republic , which from the ...
... perhaps the most striking and the most characteristic . In May , 1796 , the French army , under Bonaparte , in the full tide of its success against the Austrians , first approached the territories of this Republic , which from the ...
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