England and France: Or, A Cure for the Ministerial GallomaniaJ. Murray, 1832 - 268 Seiten |
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... instantly to repair to Cher- bourg under the protection of the Commissioners ? Lord Grey came into office on the full swell and tide of French principles , which he had in his early days adopted in opposition to the anti- Gallican ...
... instantly to repair to Cher- bourg under the protection of the Commissioners ? Lord Grey came into office on the full swell and tide of French principles , which he had in his early days adopted in opposition to the anti- Gallican ...
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... instant , that the most refined and sceptical class of Parisian society represents the feelings , any more than the creed of the French nation . There is not a greater difference of manufacturing interests than of religious sentiment ...
... instant , that the most refined and sceptical class of Parisian society represents the feelings , any more than the creed of the French nation . There is not a greater difference of manufacturing interests than of religious sentiment ...
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... instantly despatched the intelligence to our ambassador at Paris , with instructions to spare no exertion to as- certain their truth . And how is it imagined that his Excellency effected his mission ? With a frankness truly admirable ...
... instantly despatched the intelligence to our ambassador at Paris , with instructions to spare no exertion to as- certain their truth . And how is it imagined that his Excellency effected his mission ? With a frankness truly admirable ...
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... instantly foresaw the results , his Excellency could only reply that he had been " requested by the Emperor . " A choice reply , and a strong claim for a peerage ! Mr. Canning was a truly English minister ; of which the French were ...
... instantly foresaw the results , his Excellency could only reply that he had been " requested by the Emperor . " A choice reply , and a strong claim for a peerage ! Mr. Canning was a truly English minister ; of which the French were ...
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... instantly encountered the opposition of the very men against whom his pre- decessor had so long , so boldly , and so ably strug- gled , and whom he fancied ( good easy man ) that he had conciliated . In a moment all was changed , and M ...
... instantly encountered the opposition of the very men against whom his pre- decessor had so long , so boldly , and so ably strug- gled , and whom he fancied ( good easy man ) that he had conciliated . In a moment all was changed , and M ...
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