The Spirit of the Age: Or, Contemporary Portraits ..., Том 1H. Colburn, 1825 - 424 стор. |
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... party politics . He once , indeed , stuck up a hand - bill to say that he ( Jeremy Bentham ) being of sound mind , was of opinion that Sir Samuel Romilly was the most proper person to represent Westminster ; but this was the whim of the ...
... party politics . He once , indeed , stuck up a hand - bill to say that he ( Jeremy Bentham ) being of sound mind , was of opinion that Sir Samuel Romilly was the most proper person to represent Westminster ; but this was the whim of the ...
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... parties ! They are quite a different species , and speak a different lan- guage , and are sadly at a loss for a common inter- preter between them . Perhaps the Ordinary of New- gate bids as fair for this office as any one . What should ...
... parties ! They are quite a different species , and speak a different lan- guage , and are sadly at a loss for a common inter- preter between them . Perhaps the Ordinary of New- gate bids as fair for this office as any one . What should ...
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... party in the State , he has no train of admirers , no one thinks it worth his while even to traduce and vilify him , he has scarcely friend or foe , the world make a point ( as Goldsmith used to say ) of taking no more notice of him ...
... party in the State , he has no train of admirers , no one thinks it worth his while even to traduce and vilify him , he has scarcely friend or foe , the world make a point ( as Goldsmith used to say ) of taking no more notice of him ...
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... party , or per- sonal ties , but by the abstract merits , the pure and unbiassed justice of the case . The artificial helps and checks to moral conduct were set aside as spu- * Shaftesbury made this an objection to Christianity , which ...
... party , or per- sonal ties , but by the abstract merits , the pure and unbiassed justice of the case . The artificial helps and checks to moral conduct were set aside as spu- * Shaftesbury made this an objection to Christianity , which ...
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... conversation , an expert public speaker , a keen politician , a first - rate grammarian , and the finest gentleman ( to say the least ) of his own party . He had no imagination ( or he would not have scorned it ! ) - no F 2.
... conversation , an expert public speaker , a keen politician , a first - rate grammarian , and the finest gentleman ( to say the least ) of his own party . He had no imagination ( or he would not have scorned it ! ) - no F 2.
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