The Life of Edmund BurkeG. Cawthorn; sold by Richardson, 1798 - 592 páginas |
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... orator , a politician , a philosopher , his history and character must be highly important and interesting to Britons and to mankind . But it is not as a literary and political man alone that a biographer is to regard Burke . By ...
... orator , a politician , a philosopher , his history and character must be highly important and interesting to Britons and to mankind . But it is not as a literary and political man alone that a biographer is to regard Burke . By ...
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... orator ought to be ac- quainted with every great and important sub- ject of art and nature . Ac mea quidem sententia , nemo poterit esse omni laude cumulatus orator , nisi erit omnium rerum magnarum atque artium , scien- tiam consecutus ...
... orator ought to be ac- quainted with every great and important sub- ject of art and nature . Ac mea quidem sententia , nemo poterit esse omni laude cumulatus orator , nisi erit omnium rerum magnarum atque artium , scien- tiam consecutus ...
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... close of this session parliament was dissolved . Burke , who had been only two years a member , was already considered as the first orator in the house , at a time when there was in it a very splendid assemblage of talents . His [ 89 ]
... close of this session parliament was dissolved . Burke , who had been only two years a member , was already considered as the first orator in the house , at a time when there was in it a very splendid assemblage of talents . His [ 89 ]
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... Grafton Ministry : -the party of which Lord Rockingham was the nominal leader , and Burke the most distin- guished orator ; and that of which Mr. Grea ville was the head , • The author of the Memoirs of Mr. Burke draws the [ 94 ]
... Grafton Ministry : -the party of which Lord Rockingham was the nominal leader , and Burke the most distin- guished orator ; and that of which Mr. Grea ville was the head , • The author of the Memoirs of Mr. Burke draws the [ 94 ]
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... have , besides their imagery , a greater abundance and variety of knowledge , more forcible reasoning and more enlarged philoso- phy , than those of Mr. Grenville , or almost any orator of any age or country . So far [ 95 ]
... have , besides their imagery , a greater abundance and variety of knowledge , more forcible reasoning and more enlarged philoso- phy , than those of Mr. Grenville , or almost any orator of any age or country . So far [ 95 ]
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