The Speaker; Or, Miscellaneous Pieces from the Best English Writers ...: To which is Prefixed an Essay on ElocutionWilson, 1812 - 384 頁 |
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... Parliaments by ancient usage ; and this usage has been confirmed by several laws , which have been progres- sively made by our ancestors , as often as they found it necessary to insist on this essential privilege . Parliaments were ...
... Parliaments by ancient usage ; and this usage has been confirmed by several laws , which have been progres- sively made by our ancestors , as often as they found it necessary to insist on this essential privilege . Parliaments were ...
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... Parliaments were wholly lost . This was that remarkable Parliament which so justly obtained the opprobrious name of the PENSION PARLIAMENT ; and was the model from which , I believe , some later Parliaments have been ex- actly copied ...
... Parliaments were wholly lost . This was that remarkable Parliament which so justly obtained the opprobrious name of the PENSION PARLIAMENT ; and was the model from which , I believe , some later Parliaments have been ex- actly copied ...
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... Parliament beyond its natural duration : and therefore carries this most unjust implication with it , that you may at ... Parliaments give the minister an opportunity of getting acquaintance with members , of practising his seve ral arts ...
... Parliament beyond its natural duration : and therefore carries this most unjust implication with it , that you may at ... Parliaments give the minister an opportunity of getting acquaintance with members , of practising his seve ral arts ...
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... Parliaments have been less cor- rupt than long ones ; they are observed , like streams of water , always to grow more impure the greater distance they run from the fountain head . I am aware , it may be said , that frequent new Parlia ...
... Parliaments have been less cor- rupt than long ones ; they are observed , like streams of water , always to grow more impure the greater distance they run from the fountain head . I am aware , it may be said , that frequent new Parlia ...
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... Parliaments , and will put our constitu- tion into a natural condition of working out her own cure . Sir , upon the whole , I am of opinion that I cannot ex- press a greater zeal for his maj sty , for the liberties of the people , or ...
... Parliaments , and will put our constitu- tion into a natural condition of working out her own cure . Sir , upon the whole , I am of opinion that I cannot ex- press a greater zeal for his maj sty , for the liberties of the people , or ...
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