The Edinburgh Review, Volume 10A. and C. Black, 1807 - English literature |
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Page 23
... present preparations are adequate to the danger with which we are threat- ened , or even that they can be made so within the period during which the attempt may be expected , if the war is to continue . If we are satisfied that peace ...
... present preparations are adequate to the danger with which we are threat- ened , or even that they can be made so within the period during which the attempt may be expected , if the war is to continue . If we are satisfied that peace ...
Page 33
... present furnish ; but we are convinced with Mr Cole- brooke , that the culture of the mulberry might be extended with advantage to other districts . ، The exportation of grain from corn countries , and the returns of falt , conftitute ...
... present furnish ; but we are convinced with Mr Cole- brooke , that the culture of the mulberry might be extended with advantage to other districts . ، The exportation of grain from corn countries , and the returns of falt , conftitute ...
Page 50
... present , a culprit was fentenced to three months imprisonment : as he was conducted out of court , the fellow faid , " By Jafus , it is all owing to his Lordship , long life to him ; if he had not been there , I know the barrifter , as ...
... present , a culprit was fentenced to three months imprisonment : as he was conducted out of court , the fellow faid , " By Jafus , it is all owing to his Lordship , long life to him ; if he had not been there , I know the barrifter , as ...
Page 63
... present ruler of France . The repeated secret missions of the most in- telligent and active agents in his employ , since the commence- ment of the present contests , sufficiently evince his anxiety on this point . The present object may ...
... present ruler of France . The repeated secret missions of the most in- telligent and active agents in his employ , since the commence- ment of the present contests , sufficiently evince his anxiety on this point . The present object may ...
Page 66
... present king of Perfia . The prefent king of Perfia afcended the throne under a variety of advantages , which rarely occur in a country where the only claim to fo- vereignty depends upon the fword . At the time of his uncle's decease he ...
... present king of Perfia . The prefent king of Perfia afcended the throne under a variety of advantages , which rarely occur in a country where the only claim to fo- vereignty depends upon the fword . At the time of his uncle's decease he ...
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