The British Quarterly Review, 30. köideHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1859 |
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... opinion that England would act most wisely by acknowledging the independence of America , and directing her arms against her foreign enemies . Lord Chatham , on the other hand , with a small but able following , indignant at the conduct ...
... opinion that England would act most wisely by acknowledging the independence of America , and directing her arms against her foreign enemies . Lord Chatham , on the other hand , with a small but able following , indignant at the conduct ...
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... opinion was correct so long as the British remained masters of the sea with twenty - five ships of the line - and he repeatedly urged his colleague to send forward succours to head - quarters . But a sudden change now occurred on the ...
... opinion was correct so long as the British remained masters of the sea with twenty - five ships of the line - and he repeatedly urged his colleague to send forward succours to head - quarters . But a sudden change now occurred on the ...
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... opinion , though some of the present day have inclined to an opposite judgment . Lord Cornwallis returned home in January , 1782 , and , not- withstanding his great misfortune , was welcomed in England by men of all parties . On the ...
... opinion , though some of the present day have inclined to an opposite judgment . Lord Cornwallis returned home in January , 1782 , and , not- withstanding his great misfortune , was welcomed in England by men of all parties . On the ...
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... opinion was correct so long as the British remained masters of the sea with twenty - five ships of the line and he repeatedly urged his colleague to send forward succours to head - quarters . But a sudden change now occurred on the ...
... opinion was correct so long as the British remained masters of the sea with twenty - five ships of the line and he repeatedly urged his colleague to send forward succours to head - quarters . But a sudden change now occurred on the ...
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... opinion , Mongh some of the present day have incimed to an opposite Leza Comwaiiis returned home in January , 17-2 , and , not- withstanding his great misfortune , was welooted in England by men of all parties . On the formation of Lord ...
... opinion , Mongh some of the present day have incimed to an opposite Leza Comwaiiis returned home in January , 17-2 , and , not- withstanding his great misfortune , was welooted in England by men of all parties . On the formation of Lord ...
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