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But , although we think very highly of the courage and resources of that brave
nation , we are not of opinion that it is able to cope , single handed , with the
present power of the French empire , concentrated as it is in the hands of an
individual ...
But , although we think very highly of the courage and resources of that brave
nation , we are not of opinion that it is able to cope , single handed , with the
present power of the French empire , concentrated as it is in the hands of an
individual ...
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The greater part of the French writers have employed " themselves in translating
or Writing histories , or disquisitions on the history , of Rome ; but , with the
exception of Rollin , whose work is still read , and some dissertations by
Montesquieu ...
The greater part of the French writers have employed " themselves in translating
or Writing histories , or disquisitions on the history , of Rome ; but , with the
exception of Rollin , whose work is still read , and some dissertations by
Montesquieu ...
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... volumes , in consequence of the adverse times , and the forced seclusion of
French books from this country , have now no other means of laying them before
the public , than in brief epitomes of the transactions of organized societies .
... volumes , in consequence of the adverse times , and the forced seclusion of
French books from this country , have now no other means of laying them before
the public , than in brief epitomes of the transactions of organized societies .
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