England and France: Or, A Cure for the Ministerial GallomaniaJ. Murray, 1832 - 268 Seiten |
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... King of the French , surrounded by that enlightened , prosperous , and happy crowd , who disclaim being his subjects , exercises all the patriarchal virtues which become " a President in disguise , " in the midst of revolt , conspiracy ...
... King of the French , surrounded by that enlightened , prosperous , and happy crowd , who disclaim being his subjects , exercises all the patriarchal virtues which become " a President in disguise , " in the midst of revolt , conspiracy ...
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... King of the Netherlands and the King of the Belgians to present your Lordship , in- stead of a snuff - box of state , with vi DEDICATION .
... King of the Netherlands and the King of the Belgians to present your Lordship , in- stead of a snuff - box of state , with vi DEDICATION .
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... King might have been reconciled to the recent invasion of Spain , by the prospect of supporting legitimacy and the certainty of forming an army , the ulterior purpose of the celebrated Minister , who advocated that invasion with an ...
... King might have been reconciled to the recent invasion of Spain , by the prospect of supporting legitimacy and the certainty of forming an army , the ulterior purpose of the celebrated Minister , who advocated that invasion with an ...
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... king was betrayed into the invasion of Spain , by the plau- sible prospect of forming a Royalist army , and gratifying , at once , the military passion of his people and the conservative policy of his allies . There was also , as we ...
... king was betrayed into the invasion of Spain , by the plau- sible prospect of forming a Royalist army , and gratifying , at once , the military passion of his people and the conservative policy of his allies . There was also , as we ...
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... King sacrificed M. de Chateaubriand to his love of peace and order , to his conviction of the necessity of preserving good faith in his own Cabinet , and his due deference to the rights and feelings of his neighbours ; and M. de ...
... King sacrificed M. de Chateaubriand to his love of peace and order , to his conviction of the necessity of preserving good faith in his own Cabinet , and his due deference to the rights and feelings of his neighbours ; and M. de ...
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