... common with what they nicknamed the Peace-at-anyprice Party, and whose feelings for the Whigs are pithily recorded in the commonplace book, in which he wrote Whigs: they have the voice of lions, and the timidity of bares. Count D'Orsay relied on the ...

... imbecility; we do not bully an insignificant, weak country, and then retire in the face of danger. It is quite clear the Whigs entered into relations with THEODORE unadvisedly ; they treated him with discourtesy, and found themselves upon the horns of ...