 | 1775 - 868 sivua
...in honour of the Queen ; created a Count, and polfefied unlimited Minilierial power. His conduct, in this fudden and uncommon eminence, marks a bold and daring mind ; perhaps I mi^ht add, an expanded and patriotic heart. that he fell a viiftim to fuch meafures, and that all parties... | |
 | 1776 - 632 sivua
...honour of the queen, created a count, and poífeíTed unlimited miniflerial power : his conduit, in this fudden and uncommon eminence, marks a bold and...by the precarious tenure of courtly greatnefs, and jnore peculiarly of his own, he began a general reform. The Hate felt felt him through all her members... | |
 | 1776 - 646 sivua
...in our Review for ¡Vbrch, end daring mind ; perhaps I might add, an expanded and patriotic beart. Unawed by the precarious tenure of courtly greatnefs,...peculiarly of his own, he began a general reform. The flat* felt him through all her membere : the finances, chancery, aniu^. navy, nobles, peafants —... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1797 - 536 sivua
...honour of her majefty, created a count, and poffefled unlimited minifterial power: his conduct, in this fudden and uncommon eminence., marks a bold and...mind ; perhaps I might add, an expanded and patriotic if-aart. Unawed by the precarious tenure of courtly greatnefs, and more peculiarly of his own, he began... | |
 | Sir Nathaniel William Wraxall - 1807 - 470 sivua
...It must be admitted that his conduct, in this sudden and uncommon eminence, marks a bold and ardent mind ; perhaps I might add, an expanded and patriotic heart. Unawed by the precarious tenure of greatness, and more peculiarly of his own, he undertook a general reform. The state felt his exertions... | |
 | William Fordyce Mavor - 1809 - 420 sivua
...majesty, created a count, and possessed unlimited ministerial- power : his conduct, in this sudden and uncommon eminence, marks a bold and daring mind...heart. Unawed by the precarious tenure of courtly greatness, and more peculiarly of his own, he began a general reform. The state felt him through all... | |
 | John Adams - 1816 - 346 sivua
...possessed unlimited ministerial power. His conduct, in this sudden and uncommon eminence, marks a bold und daring mind ; perhaps I might add, an expanded and...heart. Unawed by the precarious tenure of courtly greatness, and more peculiarly of his own, he began a general reform. The state felt him through, all... | |
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... and uncommon eminence, marks a bold and daring mind ; perhaps I might add, an expanded and patriotic heart. Unawed by the precarious tenure of courtly greatness, and more peculiarly of his own, he began a general reform. 