The Edinburgh Annual Register, Band 1;Band 3Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1812 |
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... important objects of the expedition had been effected ; but he did not judge it necessary to direct any military inquiry into the conduct of the commander : it was for parlia ment in their wisdom to ask for such information , and take ...
... important objects of the expedition had been effected ; but he did not judge it necessary to direct any military inquiry into the conduct of the commander : it was for parlia ment in their wisdom to ask for such information , and take ...
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... important considerations of policy and of good faith required , that as long as this great cause could be maintained with a prospect of suc- cess , it should be supported , accord- ing to the nature and circumstances of the contest , by ...
... important considerations of policy and of good faith required , that as long as this great cause could be maintained with a prospect of suc- cess , it should be supported , accord- ing to the nature and circumstances of the contest , by ...
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... importance as a British object , and that no other point could have been selected in which the force which it was in the power of this country to send could render more service to the common cause . Whether an expe- dition should have ...
... importance as a British object , and that no other point could have been selected in which the force which it was in the power of this country to send could render more service to the common cause . Whether an expe- dition should have ...
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... importance to the country , " he said , " that the peerage should not be thus bestowed , because , though no bad consequences might follow while the individual li- ved , the want of fortune was likely to render his successors dependant ...
... importance to the country , " he said , " that the peerage should not be thus bestowed , because , though no bad consequences might follow while the individual li- ved , the want of fortune was likely to render his successors dependant ...
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... important part of the question , whether , supposing the peerage in this case to have been me- rited , the circumstances of the new peer were such as to require the pen- sion ; for if they were not , it would be a scandalous waste of ...
... important part of the question , whether , supposing the peerage in this case to have been me- rited , the circumstances of the new peer were such as to require the pen- sion ; for if they were not , it would be a scandalous waste of ...
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