The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, 119–122. numberJ. Whittle, 1808 |
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Page ii
... whole of Italy , from the Alps to the fouthernmost point of Calabria , under the abfolute dominion of France , except the immediate terri- tory of Rome , which could offer no refiftance to the will of the Ty- rant ; and Tuscany , which ...
... whole of Italy , from the Alps to the fouthernmost point of Calabria , under the abfolute dominion of France , except the immediate terri- tory of Rome , which could offer no refiftance to the will of the Ty- rant ; and Tuscany , which ...
Page iv
... whole extent of his gigantic projects , or to accomplish them feparately . While he kidnapped the Royal Fa- mily of Spain , and provoked the rage of every inhabitant of that per- fecuted country , he wantonly dethroned the Pope , and fo ...
... whole extent of his gigantic projects , or to accomplish them feparately . While he kidnapped the Royal Fa- mily of Spain , and provoked the rage of every inhabitant of that per- fecuted country , he wantonly dethroned the Pope , and fo ...
Page vi
... whole force against one object of his attack ; while the ju- dicious and vigorous conduct of the Spaniards has demonftrated the fallacy of the confidence which the Ufarper repofed in his troops already quartered in Spain , whom he ...
... whole force against one object of his attack ; while the ju- dicious and vigorous conduct of the Spaniards has demonftrated the fallacy of the confidence which the Ufarper repofed in his troops already quartered in Spain , whom he ...
Page vii
... whole brunt of the conteft ; their treasures have been spent , their blood has been fhed , in defending the kingdom and the throne ; and they will have a right to infift that nothing fhall be done to render their labours fruitless , and ...
... whole brunt of the conteft ; their treasures have been spent , their blood has been fhed , in defending the kingdom and the throne ; and they will have a right to infift that nothing fhall be done to render their labours fruitless , and ...
Page ix
... whole college of cardinals , the Tyrant meant to compel them to elect his precious uncle , the Cardinal Fefch , to the vacant chair of St. Peter . In that cafe , Buonapartè would have fucceeded in vefting the whole of the spiritual and ...
... whole college of cardinals , the Tyrant meant to compel them to elect his precious uncle , the Cardinal Fefch , to the vacant chair of St. Peter . In that cafe , Buonapartè would have fucceeded in vefting the whole of the spiritual and ...
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