The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, 39. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1797 |
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... ment in France were ferioufly in- clined for peace , he was fully per- fuaded that it would be obtained . But no time , he obferved , was more cordial than that period which had preceded the negociation . He begged the houfe to confider ...
... ment in France were ferioufly in- clined for peace , he was fully per- fuaded that it would be obtained . But no time , he obferved , was more cordial than that period which had preceded the negociation . He begged the houfe to confider ...
Page 264
... ment , and protecting our happy conftitution from the attempts of every foreign and domeftic enemy , I have much pleasure in announc- ing to you , that the British parlia- ment has paffed acts for abolishing the bounty on fail - cloth ...
... ment , and protecting our happy conftitution from the attempts of every foreign and domeftic enemy , I have much pleasure in announc- ing to you , that the British parlia- ment has paffed acts for abolishing the bounty on fail - cloth ...
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... ment . Even where the calamity is infurmountable , a knowledge of the caufes which render it fo , are confoling ; fince it may teach us to bear patiently what cure , and to difcriminate perfectly we cannot between the errors of ...
... ment . Even where the calamity is infurmountable , a knowledge of the caufes which render it fo , are confoling ; fince it may teach us to bear patiently what cure , and to difcriminate perfectly we cannot between the errors of ...
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fentment against Buonaparte Who ufes Precautions for warding off | 1 |
Protef of Lord Bellamont on the Subject of Gen Lakes Proclamation ibid | 3 |
Speech of the President on meeting Congress Nov | 23 |
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