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Page 99
... present ministers except Germaine . It was a most satisfactory interview . Fox was clearly desperately keen for office : his unbridled language in Parliament had not marred his personal friend- ships with ministers : and best of all ...
... present ministers except Germaine . It was a most satisfactory interview . Fox was clearly desperately keen for office : his unbridled language in Parliament had not marred his personal friend- ships with ministers : and best of all ...
Page 105
... present ministers . " It is vitally important to remember the discrepancy between the Man of the People , as he appeared on the hustings , and that good fellow Charles as he appeared in Parliament , when we come to consider the causes ...
... present ministers . " It is vitally important to remember the discrepancy between the Man of the People , as he appeared on the hustings , and that good fellow Charles as he appeared in Parliament , when we come to consider the causes ...
Page 274
... present now at a field of slaughter , and were to inquire for what they were fighting - ' Fighting ! ' would be the answer ; they are not fighting , they are pausing . ' Why is that man expiring ? Why is that other writhing with agony ...
... present now at a field of slaughter , and were to inquire for what they were fighting - ' Fighting ! ' would be the answer ; they are not fighting , they are pausing . ' Why is that man expiring ? Why is that other writhing with agony ...
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