Annual Register, 83. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1842 |
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... thought , were due to the manly and straightfor- ward course taken by the noble lord the secretary for foreign af- fairs . There was one other point to which he must call their lord- ships ' attention ; he alluded to the safe delivery 4 ...
... thought , were due to the manly and straightfor- ward course taken by the noble lord the secretary for foreign af- fairs . There was one other point to which he must call their lord- ships ' attention ; he alluded to the safe delivery 4 ...
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... thought , that the results of the foreign policy of the ministers afforded the most triumphant proof of their sagacity and wisdom , and entitled them to the unanimous approbation of the house . He hoped they might long continue in ...
... thought , that the results of the foreign policy of the ministers afforded the most triumphant proof of their sagacity and wisdom , and entitled them to the unanimous approbation of the house . He hoped they might long continue in ...
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... thought , tended to the establishment of a republic , to overturn the church , or to destroy the hereditary peerage , he should state his sentiments upon them in his place , and the grounds of his opposition to them ; but it was not ...
... thought , tended to the establishment of a republic , to overturn the church , or to destroy the hereditary peerage , he should state his sentiments upon them in his place , and the grounds of his opposition to them ; but it was not ...
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... thought , considering the character of M. Guizot , and his friendly disposition towards England , it would have been well to have apprised him , in the most temperate and conciliatory way , of what was about to be done . Such a course ...
... thought , considering the character of M. Guizot , and his friendly disposition towards England , it would have been well to have apprised him , in the most temperate and conciliatory way , of what was about to be done . Such a course ...
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... thought it his duty to warn their lordships that they must not al- ways expect that ships , however well commanded , or however gal- lant their seamen might be , could be capable of engaging success- fully with stone walls . The vote ...
... thought it his duty to warn their lordships that they must not al- ways expect that ships , however well commanded , or however gal- lant their seamen might be , could be capable of engaging success- fully with stone walls . The vote ...
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