Special Surgery in Wartime
Special Surgery in Wartime
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2 1 5 had recently been published. The story goes that the pamphlet was espied by some members among Copley's papers, and that before he sat down, a whisper ran through the House that Copley had drawn his inspiration from it. The whisper was coupled with the words of a then well-known song, ** Dear Tom, this brown jug that now foams with mild ale.
Out of which I now drink to Sweet Nan of the Vale, Was once Toby Phillpott's." No one was so likely as Canning himself to have made the happy quotati...on. Dr. Phillpotts was an old antagonist of his, and we are told by his private secretary and biographer, Mr. Stapleton, that Copley's use of Dr. Phillpotts' line of argument " gave to his speech a character of personal hostility which there b every reason to believe was very far from the intention of the speaker " (Canning's * Life,' vol. i.
p. 310). Hence Canning's momentary soreness. The writer in the ' Quarterly Review ' already quoted, says, " We were personal witnesses of the scene. During the first part of the speech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 1 5 had recently been published. The story goes that the pamphlet was espied by some members among Copley's papers, and that before he sat down, a whisper ran through the House that Copley had drawn his inspiration from it. The whisper was coupled with the words of a then well-known song, ** Dear Tom, this brown jug that now foams with mild ale.
Out of which I now drink to Sweet Nan of the Vale, Was once Toby Phillpott's." No one was so likely as Canning himself to have made the happy quotati...on. Dr. Phillpotts was an old antagonist of his, and we are told by his private secretary and biographer, Mr. Stapleton, that Copley's use of Dr. Phillpotts' line of argument " gave to his speech a character of personal hostility which there b every reason to believe was very far from the intention of the speaker " (Canning's * Life,' vol. i.
p. 310). Hence Canning's momentary soreness. The writer in the ' Quarterly Review ' already quoted, says, " We were personal witnesses of the scene. During the first part of the speech.
What to read after Special Surgery in Wartime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Northfield, Douglas William Claridge. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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