The Contemporary Review, 30. köideA. Strahan, 1877 |
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... regard is due , and neither contracting party can with reason object to abide by its conditions , though they may prove unexpectedly onerous . But a treaty which has been obtained at the sword's point , under duress , is entitled to no ...
... regard is due , and neither contracting party can with reason object to abide by its conditions , though they may prove unexpectedly onerous . But a treaty which has been obtained at the sword's point , under duress , is entitled to no ...
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... regards goods , other than opium , the Chinese Government were restricted as to the amount of inland duties which they should levy ; but with regard to opium , the Chinese Government were left free to levy what taxes they pleased on it ...
... regards goods , other than opium , the Chinese Government were restricted as to the amount of inland duties which they should levy ; but with regard to opium , the Chinese Government were left free to levy what taxes they pleased on it ...
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... regard to Wakes the only point is that , though the surname of Le Wake is not given to Hereward in any authentic writing , it is given him in writings which are not of yesterday . This may or may not point to an early claim of the Wake ...
... regard to Wakes the only point is that , though the surname of Le Wake is not given to Hereward in any authentic writing , it is given him in writings which are not of yesterday . This may or may not point to an early claim of the Wake ...
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... regard for truth now were themselves men of loyalty and patriotism in past ages . When a man has the moral courage to send Sir Bernard Burke a pedigree which stretches only over three or four generations , there is the more reason to ...
... regard for truth now were themselves men of loyalty and patriotism in past ages . When a man has the moral courage to send Sir Bernard Burke a pedigree which stretches only over three or four generations , there is the more reason to ...
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... Compagni , Cadorna , and Lampertico . The most eminent , at least if we regard profound constitutional knowledge and varied literary attainments of every kind , was undoubtedly Senator Buon Compagni 96 THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW .
... Compagni , Cadorna , and Lampertico . The most eminent , at least if we regard profound constitutional knowledge and varied literary attainments of every kind , was undoubtedly Senator Buon Compagni 96 THE CONTEMPORARY REVIEW .
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