Essays, Critical and MiscellaneousA. Hart, 1853 - 744 páginas |
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... House of Commons , and that we have yet mentioned . Boswell has re- a person every way worthy of credit , who says corded some observations made by Johnson on he had it from Garrick . Now mark : -John- the changes which took place in ...
... House of Commons , and that we have yet mentioned . Boswell has re- a person every way worthy of credit , who says corded some observations made by Johnson on he had it from Garrick . Now mark : -John- the changes which took place in ...
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... house of Hanover a change took place . The supreme power passed to a man who cared little for poetry or eloquence . The importance of the House of Commons was constantly on the increase . The government was under the necessity of ...
... house of Hanover a change took place . The supreme power passed to a man who cared little for poetry or eloquence . The importance of the House of Commons was constantly on the increase . The government was under the necessity of ...
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... House of Commons . His mother was exceedingly desirous that her son should obtain a peerage . His family , his pos- sessions , and his personal accomplishments were such as would , in any age , have justified him in pretending to that ...
... House of Commons . His mother was exceedingly desirous that her son should obtain a peerage . His family , his pos- sessions , and his personal accomplishments were such as would , in any age , have justified him in pretending to that ...
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... House . After some time , he was again brought up ; but he persisted in his refusal , and was sent to a place of confinement in Hampshire . The government went on , oppressing at home , and blundering in all its measures abroad . A war ...
... House . After some time , he was again brought up ; but he persisted in his refusal , and was sent to a place of confinement in Hampshire . The government went on , oppressing at home , and blundering in all its measures abroad . A war ...
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... House of Commons was , beyond all comparison , the least refractory House of Commons that had been known for many years . Indeed , we have never been able to understand how , after so long a period of misgovernment , the representatives ...
... House of Commons was , beyond all comparison , the least refractory House of Commons that had been known for many years . Indeed , we have never been able to understand how , after so long a period of misgovernment , the representatives ...
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