The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Band 32Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1809 |
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... talents and principles ; and although the utmost freedom is used , the observations appear not to be dictated either by personal malice or envy . We shall ex- tract some of the remarks , all of which are characteristic of the author's ...
... talents and principles ; and although the utmost freedom is used , the observations appear not to be dictated either by personal malice or envy . We shall ex- tract some of the remarks , all of which are characteristic of the author's ...
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... talents , well acquainted with the affairs of India , would favour the world with a sketch of the natural history of such adventurers , as some work of the kind seems necessary , not only to the salvation of our Indian domi- nions , but ...
... talents , well acquainted with the affairs of India , would favour the world with a sketch of the natural history of such adventurers , as some work of the kind seems necessary , not only to the salvation of our Indian domi- nions , but ...
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... talents in every department of the state . an Lord Macartney , anticipating his re - call , determined to leave a full treasury to his successor , and collected " unexpected mass of thirteen lacks of rupees , " to prevent any adverse ...
... talents in every department of the state . an Lord Macartney , anticipating his re - call , determined to leave a full treasury to his successor , and collected " unexpected mass of thirteen lacks of rupees , " to prevent any adverse ...
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... talents and integrity are not so advan- tageous to their possessor as to the state . " For some years after this [ his lordship's return from India ] , notwithstanding the most honourable public testimony of the mi- nister to his ...
... talents and integrity are not so advan- tageous to their possessor as to the state . " For some years after this [ his lordship's return from India ] , notwithstanding the most honourable public testimony of the mi- nister to his ...
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... talents and integrity , that no monarch , much less a minister , would have ventured to make any base pro- posal to him . " " Throughout a long and active life , and with a very extensive and intimate acquaintance among the leading ...
... talents and integrity , that no monarch , much less a minister , would have ventured to make any base pro- posal to him . " " Throughout a long and active life , and with a very extensive and intimate acquaintance among the leading ...
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