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But the king fails this great Englishman and he is sent to the block.
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In the opinion of many, Mr. Gladstone is the greatest Englishman of this age.
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Well did a great Englishman exclaim on a similar occasion:-
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The great Englishman shook my hand like a mastiff.
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The Turner below the Goya has all the imaginative qualities of that great Englishman's best work.
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Rhodes was a great Englishman in spite of his faults, and perhaps on account of his faults.
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That old fellow was a great man in his day- agreatEnglishman-andhis name was John Wingfield!
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To reinforce the opinion of the great Englishman I cannot forbear giving that of an equally great American:
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That great Englishman Simon de Montfort-
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He read the works of this great man and afterward gave to France the philosophy of the great Englishman.
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The greatest Englishman remained, in the most powerful drama of his, within the sphere of the questions that agitated his time.
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I applied there, and one day I was taken to the Foreign Office, and found myself alone with a great Englishman.
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He was the greatest Englishman, at any rate, in Brussels, and where should she go for advice but to an Englishman?
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Now that he had the full set on his shelves, it behooved him to read the great Englishman from beginning to end.
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All, however, whatever their opinions, were united in the desire to honour the great Englishman whose motto had been "Honour not Honours."
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With all his faults he was a great Englishman, and was the popular embodiment of English or Saxon feeling against the Normanising sympathies of Edward.
