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stead of a snuff - box of state , with a sabre of honour . As all the world is now
disarming — as Ireland is at length content , and Jamaica almost cool — and
your Lordship's mind suffused with that calm satisfaction which is the consolatory
...
stead of a snuff - box of state , with a sabre of honour . As all the world is now
disarming — as Ireland is at length content , and Jamaica almost cool — and
your Lordship's mind suffused with that calm satisfaction which is the consolatory
...
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Insensible to the national honour , it was not its fault if our flag did not remain
degraded by the insults of a barbarian . Indifferent to the great interests of
humanity , it has not been its fault if Europe has not remained subject to a cruel
slavery and ...
Insensible to the national honour , it was not its fault if our flag did not remain
degraded by the insults of a barbarian . Indifferent to the great interests of
humanity , it has not been its fault if Europe has not remained subject to a cruel
slavery and ...
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remain a few sous to be spent in honour of Saint Monday . It was an astute policy
, therefore , to leave the men on Tuesday without work and with empty pockets ,
and irrefutable evidence that the ordonnances had destroyed all trade .
remain a few sous to be spent in honour of Saint Monday . It was an astute policy
, therefore , to leave the men on Tuesday without work and with empty pockets ,
and irrefutable evidence that the ordonnances had destroyed all trade .
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... risked his life for the cause of honour and his country ; but I cannot refrain from
contrasting his conduct with those treacherous cowards , on whom the Bourbons
had lavished wealth , and titles , and places , and decorations , and who were ...
... risked his life for the cause of honour and his country ; but I cannot refrain from
contrasting his conduct with those treacherous cowards , on whom the Bourbons
had lavished wealth , and titles , and places , and decorations , and who were ...
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Upon your honour , ” said the King , “ as a Frenchman , and as a marshal of
France , am I to credit what has been communicated to me by M. Barrot ; am I to
believe that an armed mob of eighty thousand Parisians are in full march to ...
Upon your honour , ” said the King , “ as a Frenchman , and as a marshal of
France , am I to credit what has been communicated to me by M. Barrot ; am I to
believe that an armed mob of eighty thousand Parisians are in full march to ...
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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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