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Σελίδα 9
At the same time he obtained a pocketborough in Cornwall , and appeared in the
House of Commons . He was not yet of age , of which fact a friend in the
opposition politely and quietly informed him after he had made his first speech .
He was ...
At the same time he obtained a pocketborough in Cornwall , and appeared in the
House of Commons . He was not yet of age , of which fact a friend in the
opposition politely and quietly informed him after he had made his first speech .
He was ...
Σελίδα 45
Immediately on the death of Queen Anne , Chesterfield hailed the accession of
the house of Hanover , of which he became an avowed champion . He had at first
a seat in the House of Commons , and made his debut there with fair credit .
Immediately on the death of Queen Anne , Chesterfield hailed the accession of
the house of Hanover , of which he became an avowed champion . He had at first
a seat in the House of Commons , and made his debut there with fair credit .
Σελίδα 46
One of the members of the House , who was distinguished by no talent of a
superior order , had that of imitating and counterfeiting to perfection the orators to
whom he replied . Chesterfield was afraid of ridicule ; it was one of his
weaknesses ...
One of the members of the House , who was distinguished by no talent of a
superior order , had that of imitating and counterfeiting to perfection the orators to
whom he replied . Chesterfield was afraid of ridicule ; it was one of his
weaknesses ...
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