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Σελίδα 20
Nowhere , in whatever direction he might care to turn his eyes along the political
landscape , could he see anything but what was rotten and revolting . In 1748 he
retired . We cannot call his political career an unsuccessful one . It was probably
...
Nowhere , in whatever direction he might care to turn his eyes along the political
landscape , could he see anything but what was rotten and revolting . In 1748 he
retired . We cannot call his political career an unsuccessful one . It was probably
...
Σελίδα 47
It is not my intention here to estimate the political career of Lord Chesterfield .
Nevertheless , if I hazarded a judgment upon it as a whole , I should say that his
ambition was never wholly satisfied , and that the brilliant distinctions with which
his ...
It is not my intention here to estimate the political career of Lord Chesterfield .
Nevertheless , if I hazarded a judgment upon it as a whole , I should say that his
ambition was never wholly satisfied , and that the brilliant distinctions with which
his ...
Σελίδα 48
In politics he certainly possessed that far - sightedness and those glimpses into
the future which belong to very wide intelligence ... In 1744 , when he was only
fifty years of age , his political anbition , seemed , in part , to have died out , and
the ...
In politics he certainly possessed that far - sightedness and those glimpses into
the future which belong to very wide intelligence ... In 1744 , when he was only
fifty years of age , his political anbition , seemed , in part , to have died out , and
the ...
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