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The old Bourbons , and even Napoleon himself , found that territorial
aggrandisement could not be carried , or at least permanently maintained ,
beyond a certain limit in the old world ; and the real object of France , however
she may have ...
The old Bourbons , and even Napoleon himself , found that territorial
aggrandisement could not be carried , or at least permanently maintained ,
beyond a certain limit in the old world ; and the real object of France , however
she may have ...
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Even for the withdrawal of the French troops we are indebted to the Times
newspaper , without whose reiterated menace , there is little hope that Lord Grey
would have insisted on this step . There is , in fact , no real object in the alliance ...
Even for the withdrawal of the French troops we are indebted to the Times
newspaper , without whose reiterated menace , there is little hope that Lord Grey
would have insisted on this step . There is , in fact , no real object in the alliance ...
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Information , of a nature to be relied upon , was forwarded to our minister at home
, that intrigues , the object of which was to excite a Persian war against Russia ,
and add fresh distractions to the Polish insurrection , were vigorously pursued by
...
Information , of a nature to be relied upon , was forwarded to our minister at home
, that intrigues , the object of which was to excite a Persian war against Russia ,
and add fresh distractions to the Polish insurrection , were vigorously pursued by
...
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His Majesty will now be gracious enough to perceive that he is in error , and will
condescend to change his system . This must be the object of all our resolutions .
" This view seemed very constitutional to the great majority , for it promised place
...
His Majesty will now be gracious enough to perceive that he is in error , and will
condescend to change his system . This must be the object of all our resolutions .
" This view seemed very constitutional to the great majority , for it promised place
...
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And , in the mean time , have we gained the great object for which we have
sacrificed so much ? Is the precious Treaty even ratified , which when ratified will
do nothing ? What a pleasing calendar for Lord Palmerston must the dates of the
...
And , in the mean time , have we gained the great object for which we have
sacrificed so much ? Is the precious Treaty even ratified , which when ratified will
do nothing ? What a pleasing calendar for Lord Palmerston must the dates of the
...
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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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