Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 1J. M. Dent, 1961 |
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Page 62
... honour of his country as he had shown to that of his family . He accepted a subsidy from France for the relief of Portugal . But this method of obtaining money was afterwards practised to a much greater extent and for objects much less ...
... honour of his country as he had shown to that of his family . He accepted a subsidy from France for the relief of Portugal . But this method of obtaining money was afterwards practised to a much greater extent and for objects much less ...
Page 452
... honour and probity condemn . Such men were Lord John Cavendish , Sir George Savile , and others whom we hold in honour as the second founders of the Whig party , as the restorers of its pristine health and energy after half a century of ...
... honour and probity condemn . Such men were Lord John Cavendish , Sir George Savile , and others whom we hold in honour as the second founders of the Whig party , as the restorers of its pristine health and energy after half a century of ...
Page 582
... honour , and reputation . " These strong words can refer only to the case of Nuncomar ; and they must mean that Impey hanged Nuncomar in order to support Hastings . It is , therefore , our deliberate opinion that Impey , sitting as a ...
... honour , and reputation . " These strong words can refer only to the case of Nuncomar ; and they must mean that Impey hanged Nuncomar in order to support Hastings . It is , therefore , our deliberate opinion that Impey , sitting as a ...
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