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Page 88
... give way to this great , urgent , instant concern . " But neither Burke's insistence that he should give all his time to politics , nor Fox's insistence that he should at least attend to business during the session , could move ...
... give way to this great , urgent , instant concern . " But neither Burke's insistence that he should give all his time to politics , nor Fox's insistence that he should at least attend to business during the session , could move ...
Page 98
... give them his vote ; he was particularly pleased by their striking resemblance to Mr. Burke's propositions of three years ago , except that those had been timely ; he could not describe these as timely ; they were in fact eleven days ...
... give them his vote ; he was particularly pleased by their striking resemblance to Mr. Burke's propositions of three years ago , except that those had been timely ; he could not describe these as timely ; they were in fact eleven days ...
Page 157
... give his coalition with North some semblance of public necessity , and a veneer of principle , it was necessary to ... give you a peace that shall make you repent the longest day you live that ever you breathed a wish for peace . I will ...
... give his coalition with North some semblance of public necessity , and a veneer of principle , it was necessary to ... give you a peace that shall make you repent the longest day you live that ever you breathed a wish for peace . I will ...
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