The Edinburgh Annual Register, 9. köideWalter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1820 |
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... effect . The speech concluded with expressions of gratitude for that wisdom and firmness of the British parliament and people , to which , un- der providence , his Royal Highness considered himself as indebted for all the advantages ...
... effect . The speech concluded with expressions of gratitude for that wisdom and firmness of the British parliament and people , to which , un- der providence , his Royal Highness considered himself as indebted for all the advantages ...
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... effect ? Why has not Ireland resumed that happy situation ? Why is not the spi- rit of her government assimilated to that of England ? Here every man , however humble his condition , what- ever his political tenets , feels an inte rest ...
... effect ? Why has not Ireland resumed that happy situation ? Why is not the spi- rit of her government assimilated to that of England ? Here every man , however humble his condition , what- ever his political tenets , feels an inte rest ...
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... effects were alike lamented by himself and his Ma- jesty's ministers , as by Sir John , or any of the gentlemen on the ... effect of a general confederacy in crime - a comprehen- sive conspiracy in guilt - a systematic opposition to all ...
... effects were alike lamented by himself and his Ma- jesty's ministers , as by Sir John , or any of the gentlemen on the ... effect of a general confederacy in crime - a comprehen- sive conspiracy in guilt - a systematic opposition to all ...
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... effect to the laws against them . With respect to the murder of that magistrate , he was afraid it was too clearly established , from the records of the courts of jus- tice , that it had been planned several weeks before it was carried ...
... effect to the laws against them . With respect to the murder of that magistrate , he was afraid it was too clearly established , from the records of the courts of jus- tice , that it had been planned several weeks before it was carried ...
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... effect all the legitimate objects of a wise govern- ment , than could be accomplished in any other manner whatever . In sup- port of this opinion he would appeal to all those who had been in those parts of Ireland in which the gentry ...
... effect all the legitimate objects of a wise govern- ment , than could be accomplished in any other manner whatever . In sup- port of this opinion he would appeal to all those who had been in those parts of Ireland in which the gentry ...
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