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... Lord Brougham says , " I should lay it down as a rule , admitting of no exception , that a man will speak well in proportion as he has written much . " t Let me add the example of Pitt , to prove the utility of what are generally known ...
... Lord Brougham says , " I should lay it down as a rule , admitting of no exception , that a man will speak well in proportion as he has written much . " t Let me add the example of Pitt , to prove the utility of what are generally known ...
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... Lord Chesterfield , confessed that till he read Lord Bolingbroke's writings , he did not know all the extent and powers of the English language ; and that Lord Boling- broke's eloquence was not a studied or laboured eloquence , but a ...
... Lord Chesterfield , confessed that till he read Lord Bolingbroke's writings , he did not know all the extent and powers of the English language ; and that Lord Boling- broke's eloquence was not a studied or laboured eloquence , but a ...
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... Lord Holland adds that " his practice of acting was not less useful to him as an orator in the modulation of his voice . " Lord Holland might have alluded also to the great advantage , which every one , who is destined to a career of ...
... Lord Holland adds that " his practice of acting was not less useful to him as an orator in the modulation of his voice . " Lord Holland might have alluded also to the great advantage , which every one , who is destined to a career of ...
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... Lord Abbott , C.J. , in Rex v . Lord Grosvenor , where the point arose , " have a right to all the convenience which the former state of the river afforded , unless by the change some greater degree of convenience is rendered . " The ...
... Lord Abbott , C.J. , in Rex v . Lord Grosvenor , where the point arose , " have a right to all the convenience which the former state of the river afforded , unless by the change some greater degree of convenience is rendered . " The ...
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... ( Lord Tenterden , C.J. , dissenting , ) on the ground that although the right of passage had been to some extent abridged , the abridgement was for the benefit of commerce , and was not unreasonable . " The right of the public upon the ...
... ( Lord Tenterden , C.J. , dissenting , ) on the ground that although the right of passage had been to some extent abridged , the abridgement was for the benefit of commerce , and was not unreasonable . " The right of the public upon the ...
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