... for the many. Burke injured his oratory by neglecting the latter hail | of this rule, as Sheridian must have spoiled his by | failing to observe the former, But the many will ‘always carry it for the moment against the few ; and ‘though Burke was allowed ...

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... going through the catalogue of ‘splendid names which stand arranged in the cause of “meneipation, I shall select only three, Burke, and Pitt, and Fox ; they were all different in habit, in | character, and in theory, yet on this question their See to what ...

... in the annals of legislation, | had stuateusly applied thetr judgement te. Amang | those names it was sufficient te menuon Burke, Sheridan, Fox, Pet, Flood, Grattan, and ham, and last, not least, Lord Grenville. How different was the conduct of Queen Elizabeth ...