The Life and Times of Henry, Lord Brougham, Volume 2Gregg International, 1972 |
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... favour of the system under trial , cer- tainly in favour of its principal defender , and indig- nation at his fate . What a serious reflection are such proceedings upon our national character ! The act of an individual , be it ever so ...
... favour of the system under trial , cer- tainly in favour of its principal defender , and indig- nation at his fate . What a serious reflection are such proceedings upon our national character ! The act of an individual , be it ever so ...
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... favour during the discussions of the summer 1814. One day , very early , when Whitbread and I were considering some point of the case , I had been complaining of the pertinacious antagonism of the Times ' and some paper ( possibly the ...
... favour during the discussions of the summer 1814. One day , very early , when Whitbread and I were considering some point of the case , I had been complaining of the pertinacious antagonism of the Times ' and some paper ( possibly the ...
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... favour , the King kissed them all round . If the Duke had in 1820 possessed the same weight with his colleagues , and had had the same political experience , his sound and sagacious head would have had the same decisive influence . He ...
... favour , the King kissed them all round . If the Duke had in 1820 possessed the same weight with his colleagues , and had had the same political experience , his sound and sagacious head would have had the same decisive influence . He ...
Contents
TURNED FOR WINCHELSEA 165 | 65 |
CHAPTER XII | 134 |
CHAPTER XIII | 196 |
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