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But while we are enumerating the infamous devices of the revolutionary
intriguers to excite a prejudice against the Polignac ministry , never let us forget
that the most active weapon of our present allies was the Prince's supposed
connection ...
But while we are enumerating the infamous devices of the revolutionary
intriguers to excite a prejudice against the Polignac ministry , never let us forget
that the most active weapon of our present allies was the Prince's supposed
connection ...
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The world always judges by success ; and , of course , the world decides that
Prince Polignac was wrong in having had recourse to a coup d'état . Some may
doubt whether he might not have better waited the attack ; but that is a matter of ...
The world always judges by success ; and , of course , the world decides that
Prince Polignac was wrong in having had recourse to a coup d'état . Some may
doubt whether he might not have better waited the attack ; but that is a matter of ...
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passions of the public , are as distinguished for their justness and intelligence ,
as for the ability and the power with which they are expressed , “ since his
accession to power , the Prince de Polignac had done nothing either to forfeit the
good ...
passions of the public , are as distinguished for their justness and intelligence ,
as for the ability and the power with which they are expressed , “ since his
accession to power , the Prince de Polignac had done nothing either to forfeit the
good ...
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Whether the Prince were deceived , or whether he were blinded by his ignorance
of military affairs , the fact is , he neglected the most obvious measures to insure
success . We should not , however , forget that , at that moment , the Prince had ...
Whether the Prince were deceived , or whether he were blinded by his ignorance
of military affairs , the fact is , he neglected the most obvious measures to insure
success . We should not , however , forget that , at that moment , the Prince had ...
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The two carriages met ; the young Prince entered that of the Dauphiness , and
seated himself by her side . He assured her , with tears in his eyes , of his
attachment and devotion , and of his readiness to die for her family . The
Dauphiness ...
The two carriages met ; the young Prince entered that of the Dauphiness , and
seated himself by her side . He assured her , with tears in his eyes , of his
attachment and devotion , and of his readiness to die for her family . The
Dauphiness ...
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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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