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I shall give an extract from it , which , as an exposition of the sentiments of that party which is considered the least hostile to England , deserves the attention of every Englishman . 66 The peace of the European Continent has been ...
I shall give an extract from it , which , as an exposition of the sentiments of that party which is considered the least hostile to England , deserves the attention of every Englishman . 66 The peace of the European Continent has been ...
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Advanced in life , and conscious of the intrigues around him , he was forced to give up the minister in whose capacity he placed unlimited reliance , and who had served him with equal fidelity and success . He was now to be surrounded ...
Advanced in life , and conscious of the intrigues around him , he was forced to give up the minister in whose capacity he placed unlimited reliance , and who had served him with equal fidelity and success . He was now to be surrounded ...
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... even if not in the charter , that the King should strike at the Chamber ; but , strictly speaking , they who give the first offence are morally and legally responsible for all the consequences : would it were so in politics !
... even if not in the charter , that the King should strike at the Chamber ; but , strictly speaking , they who give the first offence are morally and legally responsible for all the consequences : would it were so in politics !
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He had given up Villèle ; he had given up Martignac ; he had given up the Censorship ; he had given up the Jesuits ; he had given up the State Prisoners ; and now was he to give up the Crown ? Not without a struggle ; and therefore the ...
He had given up Villèle ; he had given up Martignac ; he had given up the Censorship ; he had given up the Jesuits ; he had given up the State Prisoners ; and now was he to give up the Crown ? Not without a struggle ; and therefore the ...
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... the means to be employed to surmount the variableness of the winds , and to approach the coast . Every thing , even the place of landing , was divulged , as if to give the enemy more certain means of defence .
... the means to be employed to surmount the variableness of the winds , and to approach the coast . Every thing , even the place of landing , was divulged , as if to give the enemy more certain means of defence .
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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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