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From the ridiculous to the sublime is also but a step . Let us take it . I do not
believe in any sentimental alliances between states ; but if there be any bond of
union between nations , which is not formed by the ligaments of gross interest ,
that ...
From the ridiculous to the sublime is also but a step . Let us take it . I do not
believe in any sentimental alliances between states ; but if there be any bond of
union between nations , which is not formed by the ligaments of gross interest ,
that ...
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A Dr. Bowring , I believe , a member of one of the learned professions law or
physic -- ( which , if true , vastly enhances the absurdity , ) was sent by the
greatest commercial nation of the world to Paris to learn to keep the public
accounts .
A Dr. Bowring , I believe , a member of one of the learned professions law or
physic -- ( which , if true , vastly enhances the absurdity , ) was sent by the
greatest commercial nation of the world to Paris to learn to keep the public
accounts .
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But this must be an error ; I would as soon believe that at a later period , —when
strong rumours were rife that the real proprietors of the Crown might yet have a
chance , and that the Great Powers had resolved to interfere , — I would as soon
...
But this must be an error ; I would as soon believe that at a later period , —when
strong rumours were rife that the real proprietors of the Crown might yet have a
chance , and that the Great Powers had resolved to interfere , — I would as soon
...
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66 What we have witnessed for the last forty years , may well make us believe
that that which in the * This idea of the crown being held by Louis Philippe as a
deposit was prevalent during the first months of the Revolution , because no one
...
66 What we have witnessed for the last forty years , may well make us believe
that that which in the * This idea of the crown being held by Louis Philippe as a
deposit was prevalent during the first months of the Revolution , because no one
...
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In the mean time at Vienna , the rejecters of 1814 being themselves now rejected
, those who were then deprived of their rights will begin to believe that they may
yet be re - established . Here therefore are two prospects alike ill - promising of ...
In the mean time at Vienna , the rejecters of 1814 being themselves now rejected
, those who were then deprived of their rights will begin to believe that they may
yet be re - established . Here therefore are two prospects alike ill - promising of ...
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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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