| 1769 - 428 pages
...material of all. I am lorry to tell you, Sir William, that, in this article, your firft. fan is falfe, and as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a diren contradiction toa gentleman of your appearance, I could wiih that, ia future publications, you... | |
| Junius - 1770 - 246 pages
...material of all. I am forry to tell you, Sir William, that, in this article, your firft faft is falfe, and as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a direft contradiction to a gentleman of your appearance, I could wifh that, in your future publications,... | |
| 1771 - 508 pages
...of all. I am forry to tell you, Sir William, that, in this article, your firfl fail is f.ilfe, snd as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a diredl Contradiction to a gentleman of your appearance, I could wilh that, in your future publications,... | |
| Junius - 1774 - 266 pages
...material of all. I am forry to tall you, Sir William, that, in this article, your firft faft is falfe, and as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a direft contradiftion to a gentleman of your appearance, I could wifh that in your future publications,... | |
| Junius - 1783 - 288 pages
...material of all. I am forry to tell you, Sir William, that, in this article, your firft faft is falfe, and as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a direft contradiftion to a gentleman of your appearance, I could wifh that, in your futurei publications,... | |
| Junius - 1804 - 472 pages
...must frequently have seen him in these unhappy, disgraceful moments, could have described him so well. The last charge, of the neglect of the army, is indeed...William, that, in this article, your first fact is false ; hnd, as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a direct contradiction to a gentleman of... | |
| Junius - 1809 - 364 pages
...^ frequently have seen him in these unhappy disgracefill moments, could have described him so well. The last charge, of the neglect of the army, is indeed...to tell you, Sir William, that in this article your first'fact is false ; and as there is nothing more painful to me than to give a direct contradiction... | |
| John Taylor - 1818 - 440 pages
...country." (Speech 19th April, 1787, p. 22.) The following expression is a solecism:— JUNIUS.—I am sorry to tell you, Sir William, that in this article, your first fact is false." (i. 75.) FRANCIS—" This part of the motion, I say, implies a false fact." (Minute, October 12th,... | |
| Junius - 1818 - 446 pages
...must frequently have seen him in these unhappy disgraceful moments, could have described him so well. The last charge, of the neglect of the army, is indeed the most material of all. 1 am sorry to tell you, Sir William, that in this article your first fact is false ; and as there is... | |
| Junius - 1821 - 414 pages
...C freqnently have seen him in these unhappy, disgraceful moments, could have descrihed him so well. The last charge, of the neglect of the army, is indeed...article your first fact is false ; and as there is nothi ng more painful to me than to give a direct contradiction toagentlemanofyourappearance,! could... | |
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