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Not until about 1819 do we find his name appear with any thing like regularity . ”
1 What Francis Horner , himself a great man , wrote of him as early as 1812 , was
a fair and discriminating estimate of Lord Brougham during his whole career .
Not until about 1819 do we find his name appear with any thing like regularity . ”
1 What Francis Horner , himself a great man , wrote of him as early as 1812 , was
a fair and discriminating estimate of Lord Brougham during his whole career .
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The trial took place in December , 1812 , Mr . Brougham , who was Leigh Hunt ' s
personal friend , appearing , as before , in their defence . Francis Horner , who
was present at the trial , thus describes Brougham ' s argument , which has not ...
The trial took place in December , 1812 , Mr . Brougham , who was Leigh Hunt ' s
personal friend , appearing , as before , in their defence . Francis Horner , who
was present at the trial , thus describes Brougham ' s argument , which has not ...
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... the bad temper which he cannot always hide , could hinder him from mastering
everybody as he does Romilly . He leads others to his opinion ; he generally
appears at first to concur with theirs , and never more than half opposes it at once
.
... the bad temper which he cannot always hide , could hinder him from mastering
everybody as he does Romilly . He leads others to his opinion ; he generally
appears at first to concur with theirs , and never more than half opposes it at once
.
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373 – 377 . However probable it may at first appear , it would be hardly justifiable
to attribute the refusal of any compromise by the queen to any selfish advice from
Mr . Brougham dictated by his desire to aggrandize himself in a cause célèbre .
373 – 377 . However probable it may at first appear , it would be hardly justifiable
to attribute the refusal of any compromise by the queen to any selfish advice from
Mr . Brougham dictated by his desire to aggrandize himself in a cause célèbre .
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He was in striking contrast with his immediate predecessor , the calm , politic ,
and wary Lyndhurst , who had a perfect control over his passions , could yield , or
, at least , appear to yield , to an opponent , and was astute enough to lose no ...
He was in striking contrast with his immediate predecessor , the calm , politic ,
and wary Lyndhurst , who had a perfect control over his passions , could yield , or
, at least , appear to yield , to an opponent , and was astute enough to lose no ...
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