Beacon Lights of History, Volume 09 - European Statesmen by John Lord
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Early life and education of Burke
Studies law Essay on "The Sublime and Beautiful" First political step Enters Parliament Debates on American difficulties Burke opposes the government His remarkable eloquence and wisdom Resignation of the ministry Burke appointed Paymaster of the Forces Leader of his party in the House of Commons Debates on India Impeachment of Warren Hastings Defence of the Irish Catholics Speeches in reference to the French Revolution Denounces the radical reformers of France His one-sided but extraordinary eloquence His "Reflections on the French Revolution" Mistake in opposing the Revolution with bayonets His lofty character The legacy of Burke to his nation NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. THE FRENCH EMPIRE. Unanimity of mankind respecting the genius of Napoleon General opinion of his character The greatness of his services |
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