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This collection of speeches, letters, and other writings from one of Britain's greatest statesmen offers insight into the political debates of the late eighteenth century, including the American Revolution, parliamentary reform, and the French Revolution. Pitt's eloquence and wit are on full display in this fascinating glimpse into a tumultuous era in British history.
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