The History of England: From the Accession of James II, Nide 5J.B. Lippincott, 1873 |
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Sivu ix
... once cede its place . In the mean time , it may be acceptable to the readers of Lord Macaulay's works , who will be naturally desirous to know something of his public and his private life . * zealous men who , with Mr. Wilberforce , led ...
... once cede its place . In the mean time , it may be acceptable to the readers of Lord Macaulay's works , who will be naturally desirous to know something of his public and his private life . * zealous men who , with Mr. Wilberforce , led ...
Sivu xiv
... once into the foremost ranks . Till the Reform Bill he was con- tent to try his arms on rare occasions ; he would not waste his power on desultory skirmishes and on trivial subjects . Upon that momentous question , the Reform of 1832 ...
... once into the foremost ranks . Till the Reform Bill he was con- tent to try his arms on rare occasions ; he would not waste his power on desultory skirmishes and on trivial subjects . Upon that momentous question , the Reform of 1832 ...
Sivu xx
... once , with the intention of speaking , but some unexpected turn in the debate deprived him of his opportunity ; his friends , who knew the feeble state of his health at that time , were almost rejoiced at their disappointment in not ...
... once , with the intention of speaking , but some unexpected turn in the debate deprived him of his opportunity ; his friends , who knew the feeble state of his health at that time , were almost rejoiced at their disappointment in not ...
Sivu xxvi
... once in words . While other men were thinking what they should say , and how they should say it , Macaulay had said it all , and a great deal more . And the stores which his memory had at instan- taneous command ! A wide range of Greek ...
... once in words . While other men were thinking what they should say , and how they should say it , Macaulay had said it all , and a great deal more . And the stores which his memory had at instan- taneous command ! A wide range of Greek ...
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... once excited the interest and admiration of the public in no ordinary degree . It was eagerly devoured by readers of all shades of political opinion and all grades of mental culture , -from Sir James Mackintosh , who declared it to be ...
... once excited the interest and admiration of the public in no ordinary degree . It was eagerly devoured by readers of all shades of political opinion and all grades of mental culture , -from Sir James Mackintosh , who declared it to be ...
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