Annual Register, 48. köideEdmund Burke 1808 |
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... give vent to his own spleen , or to spirit up his peo- ple to a new war , that he used such impolitic , such unbecoming lan- guage towards his enemy . He may have acted from a deeper , though mistaken calculation , and supposed , that ...
... give vent to his own spleen , or to spirit up his peo- ple to a new war , that he used such impolitic , such unbecoming lan- guage towards his enemy . He may have acted from a deeper , though mistaken calculation , and supposed , that ...
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... give ; but , the fact is much to be lamented ; for , to the long continuance of the war , may , in a great measure , be attributed all the evils that Europe suffers , or is likely yet to suffer , from the arms of France . His power as a ...
... give ; but , the fact is much to be lamented ; for , to the long continuance of the war , may , in a great measure , be attributed all the evils that Europe suffers , or is likely yet to suffer , from the arms of France . His power as a ...
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... give an account of the public ho- nours rendered to his memory . On Monday , January 27 , Mr. H. Lascelles moved , in the house of " That an humble ad- commons , dress be presented to his majesty , that his majesty will be graciously ...
... give an account of the public ho- nours rendered to his memory . On Monday , January 27 , Mr. H. Lascelles moved , in the house of " That an humble ad- commons , dress be presented to his majesty , that his majesty will be graciously ...
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... give a silent vote upon it , or to absent himself from the debate , though perfectly aware , that the part he felt it his duty to take in the dis- cussion , would give , as it did , the greatest possible offence to all the personal ...
... give a silent vote upon it , or to absent himself from the debate , though perfectly aware , that the part he felt it his duty to take in the dis- cussion , would give , as it did , the greatest possible offence to all the personal ...
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... give way to the general cry of the nation , for an administra- tion on a comprehensive basis , in- cluding all the men of the greatest talents , character and experience in the country , the court was steady to its principle of ...
... give way to the general cry of the nation , for an administra- tion on a comprehensive basis , in- cluding all the men of the greatest talents , character and experience in the country , the court was steady to its principle of ...
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