Charles James FoxGrolier Society, 1988 - 347 pages |
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... senate he indeed displayed all the qualities of an accomplished orator , he became the theme of conversation in every fashionable company , and attracted universal admiration . He was deemed one of the ablest supporters of the minister ...
... senate he indeed displayed all the qualities of an accomplished orator , he became the theme of conversation in every fashionable company , and attracted universal admiration . He was deemed one of the ablest supporters of the minister ...
Page 46
... senate with the utmost force and power of rhetorical fascination , and his patriotic exertions resounded through the remotest corners of the kingdom , he has been seen an invariable nocturnal devotee at the court of Comus , and been ...
... senate with the utmost force and power of rhetorical fascination , and his patriotic exertions resounded through the remotest corners of the kingdom , he has been seen an invariable nocturnal devotee at the court of Comus , and been ...
Page 77
... senate , but by the people at large . The subject roused the attention of the inhabitants of the metropolis , and of the different counties of the kingdom . The county of York took the lead , and the example was followed by Westminster ...
... senate , but by the people at large . The subject roused the attention of the inhabitants of the metropolis , and of the different counties of the kingdom . The county of York took the lead , and the example was followed by Westminster ...
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