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... a military or popular adventurer has no title to their duty , but the gratification of their vanity by military success : and , again , a legitimate government , although occasionally restless , may , in great measure , be kept in ...
... a military or popular adventurer has no title to their duty , but the gratification of their vanity by military success : and , again , a legitimate government , although occasionally restless , may , in great measure , be kept in ...
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It was his duty to defend his crown , to preserve peace , to maintain order , to guard the happiness and security of his realm and people from those whose unprincipled ambition and vindictive hate rendered them the implacable enemies of ...
It was his duty to defend his crown , to preserve peace , to maintain order , to guard the happiness and security of his realm and people from those whose unprincipled ambition and vindictive hate rendered them the implacable enemies of ...
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My duty towards my people is to transmit them entire to my successors . “ Peers of France , Deputies of Departments ! I doubt not of your concurrence to effect the good which I wish to accomplish . You will repel the perfidious ...
My duty towards my people is to transmit them entire to my successors . “ Peers of France , Deputies of Departments ! I doubt not of your concurrence to effect the good which I wish to accomplish . You will repel the perfidious ...
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The right , as well as the duty of assuring its maintenance , is the inseparable attribute of the sovereignty . No Government on earth would remain standing , if it had not the right to provide for its own security .
The right , as well as the duty of assuring its maintenance , is the inseparable attribute of the sovereignty . No Government on earth would remain standing , if it had not the right to provide for its own security .
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I can state facts that will prove , to the conviction of every impartial person , that , had the diplomatic body performed their duty , the throne of the Bourbons might have been preserved , even after the three glorious , or fatal ...
I can state facts that will prove , to the conviction of every impartial person , that , had the diplomatic body performed their duty , the throne of the Bourbons might have been preserved , even after the three glorious , or fatal ...
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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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