A History of England in the Eighteenth Century, Том 5D. Appleton, 1887 |
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... chiefly to Men of Letters Decline of the influence of Voltaire . . 336 337 337 338 339 . 340 341 • 342 343 · 344 Rising influence of Rousseau . The Contrat Social ' 345 · Its relation to English speculation 345 • Its chief doctrines ...
... chiefly to Men of Letters Decline of the influence of Voltaire . . 336 337 337 338 339 . 340 341 • 342 343 · 344 Rising influence of Rousseau . The Contrat Social ' 345 · Its relation to English speculation 345 • Its chief doctrines ...
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... chiefly led and organised it , took a part in opposition to Pitt on the question of the impeachment of Hastings ; but his opposition , which might once have been fatal to a ministry , proved wholly immaterial . Pitt had no fear of him ...
... chiefly led and organised it , took a part in opposition to Pitt on the question of the impeachment of Hastings ; but his opposition , which might once have been fatal to a ministry , proved wholly immaterial . Pitt had no fear of him ...
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... chiefly to the period when England was at war . It has been constantly , and I believe truly , said that Pitt was not suc- cessful as a War Minister , that his subsidies were lavishly but often unproductively squandered , that his plans ...
... chiefly to the period when England was at war . It has been constantly , and I believe truly , said that Pitt was not suc- cessful as a War Minister , that his subsidies were lavishly but often unproductively squandered , that his plans ...
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... chiefly on account of the recent enormous increase of smuggling . A Committee of the House of Commons estimated the defalcation of the revenue produced by this cause alone at not less than two millions . Whole fleets - including vessels ...
... chiefly on account of the recent enormous increase of smuggling . A Committee of the House of Commons estimated the defalcation of the revenue produced by this cause alone at not less than two millions . Whole fleets - including vessels ...
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... chiefly outside his Cabinet . He was still the only member of the Cabinet in the House of Commons , and the peers who were his colleagues seem to have contributed nothing to his popularity and very little to his strength . Thurlow and ...
... chiefly outside his Cabinet . He was still the only member of the Cabinet in the House of Commons , and the peers who were his colleagues seem to have contributed nothing to his popularity and very little to his strength . Thurlow and ...
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