My Friend H: John Cam Hobhouse, Baron Broughton of Broughton de GyffordJ. Murray, 1948 - 369 pages |
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Page 93
... whole course of our reading we have never met so full and so happy a ridicule of the little meddling vanity of that class of precocious politicians who have lost the modesty of childhood , and not yet attained the reason of man ; who ...
... whole course of our reading we have never met so full and so happy a ridicule of the little meddling vanity of that class of precocious politicians who have lost the modesty of childhood , and not yet attained the reason of man ; who ...
Page 124
... whole city and liberty by the parish committee , and books in as fine a state as perhaps it is possible to make them ; a public dinner also in each of the parishes ; and on Monday week next another public meeting of the whole body of ...
... whole city and liberty by the parish committee , and books in as fine a state as perhaps it is possible to make them ; a public dinner also in each of the parishes ; and on Monday week next another public meeting of the whole body of ...
Page 221
... whole Bill , and nothing but the Bill " —with the odd result that a system which was condemned as unrepresentative ensured its own destruction by giving utterance at last to the wishes of the people . On the 2nd May Burdett and Hobhouse ...
... whole Bill , and nothing but the Bill " —with the odd result that a system which was condemned as unrepresentative ensured its own destruction by giving utterance at last to the wishes of the people . On the 2nd May Burdett and Hobhouse ...
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