The History of the Life and Reign of William the Fourth, the Reform Monarch of EnglandWilliam Emans, 1837 |
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... circumstances , be chosen to the supreme authority . But the experience of all ages , has convinced every considerate man , that popular elections are unavoidably attended with great inconvenience , and that undue influence , ambition ...
... circumstances , be chosen to the supreme authority . But the experience of all ages , has convinced every considerate man , that popular elections are unavoidably attended with great inconvenience , and that undue influence , ambition ...
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... circumstances of royalty are nothing more than glare and tinsel . We know further , that royalty is inevitably attended with expense , and therefore we are ready to admit , that it would be ungracious to quarrel with that expense ...
... circumstances of royalty are nothing more than glare and tinsel . We know further , that royalty is inevitably attended with expense , and therefore we are ready to admit , that it would be ungracious to quarrel with that expense ...
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... circumstances should be strictly borne in mind , as they had a powerful influence on the character of the Duke of Clarence , involving him in certain transactions , from which not one of the three royal brothers escaped without a ...
... circumstances should be strictly borne in mind , as they had a powerful influence on the character of the Duke of Clarence , involving him in certain transactions , from which not one of the three royal brothers escaped without a ...
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... circumstances into which an individual may be thrown , and the particular condition in which he stands in society . A youth emancipated for a time from the strict discipline and confine- ment of a ship , is like an unbroken steed turned ...
... circumstances into which an individual may be thrown , and the particular condition in which he stands in society . A youth emancipated for a time from the strict discipline and confine- ment of a ship , is like an unbroken steed turned ...
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... circumstances of the most pressing nature ; the sailing of the channel fleet was looked upon more as a temporary cruise , and the enemy . knew well how to take advantage of this regular absence of the English fleet from their shores ...
... circumstances of the most pressing nature ; the sailing of the channel fleet was looked upon more as a temporary cruise , and the enemy . knew well how to take advantage of this regular absence of the English fleet from their shores ...
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