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The old Bourbons , and even Napoleon himself , found that territorial aggrandisement could not be carried , or at least permanently maintained , beyond a certain limit in the old world ; and the real object of France , however she may ...
The old Bourbons , and even Napoleon himself , found that territorial aggrandisement could not be carried , or at least permanently maintained , beyond a certain limit in the old world ; and the real object of France , however she may ...
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The Bourbons were cashiered , not on account of the Jesuits , which was a romance that every one now laughs at ; but from their want of confidence in the omnipotence of la grande nation . And , on the other hand , it is this love of ...
The Bourbons were cashiered , not on account of the Jesuits , which was a romance that every one now laughs at ; but from their want of confidence in the omnipotence of la grande nation . And , on the other hand , it is this love of ...
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M. de Chateaubriand repeatedly offered to the Bourbons to render them the most popular and powerful Sovereigns in Europe . His plan was simple . He wished to organise a Royalist mouvement , and revive the days of Louis le Grand .
M. de Chateaubriand repeatedly offered to the Bourbons to render them the most popular and powerful Sovereigns in Europe . His plan was simple . He wished to organise a Royalist mouvement , and revive the days of Louis le Grand .
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Louis - Philippe would persuade the English that he will be to them the same as the elder Bourbons , and the French naturally enquire , If so , why did we get rid of the elders ? In France there is no real middle party between the old ...
Louis - Philippe would persuade the English that he will be to them the same as the elder Bourbons , and the French naturally enquire , If so , why did we get rid of the elders ? In France there is no real middle party between the old ...
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king , Martignac proposed that his majesty should make a progress in those departments which had ever been considered the most hostile to the Bourbons . About this time , great commercial distress prevailed in the departments of the ...
king , Martignac proposed that his majesty should make a progress in those departments which had ever been considered the most hostile to the Bourbons . About this time , great commercial distress prevailed in the departments of the ...
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| Titel | England and France: Or, A Cure for the Ministerial Gallomania |
| Autor/in | Benjamin Disraeli |
| Verlag | J. Murray, 1832 |
| Original von | University of Minnesota |
| Digitalisiert | 9. Apr. 2015 |
| Länge | 268 Seiten |
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