The Edinburgh Review, Volume 10A. and C. Black, 1807 - English literature |
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... attention of his countrymen , is the general dissoluteness of manners which would result , partly from the debasement uniformly produced by loss of liberty , but chiefly from the contagion of that profligate and licentious soldiery ...
... attention of his countrymen , is the general dissoluteness of manners which would result , partly from the debasement uniformly produced by loss of liberty , but chiefly from the contagion of that profligate and licentious soldiery ...
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... fo as to diftract our attention , and divide our naval force ; nor would it be poffible for us to blockade them all , A 3 through through every feafon , and with fleets and fquadrons fufficiently 1807 . 5 The Dangers of the Country :
... fo as to diftract our attention , and divide our naval force ; nor would it be poffible for us to blockade them all , A 3 through through every feafon , and with fleets and fquadrons fufficiently 1807 . 5 The Dangers of the Country :
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... attention can poffibly be directed . The war was undertaken , we fhall admit , for the purpose of repressing the ufurpations of France , or of ameliorating its go- vernment . The refult has been , that France has fubjugated the whole ...
... attention can poffibly be directed . The war was undertaken , we fhall admit , for the purpose of repressing the ufurpations of France , or of ameliorating its go- vernment . The refult has been , that France has fubjugated the whole ...
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... attention ; but fince we are obliged to content ourselves with a portion of those interesting fpeculations , we have no hesitation in giving the preference to that with which we are here prefented . Mr Lambert was a high- ly refpectable ...
... attention ; but fince we are obliged to content ourselves with a portion of those interesting fpeculations , we have no hesitation in giving the preference to that with which we are here prefented . Mr Lambert was a high- ly refpectable ...
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... attention can retrieve him . He is not , therefore , likely to be an indulgent and forbearing landlord . ' The fifth chapter is devoted to a statement of the profits of husbandry . The result of Mr Colebrooke's inquiries is , that the ...
... attention can retrieve him . He is not , therefore , likely to be an indulgent and forbearing landlord . ' The fifth chapter is devoted to a statement of the profits of husbandry . The result of Mr Colebrooke's inquiries is , that the ...
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