The Edinburgh Review, Volume 10A. and C. Black, 1807 - English literature |
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... remains undiminished . • Without enlarging on this fubject , I will hazard an opinion that there are not 50,000 volunteers in the whole ifland , now ready to take the field , and fit to act against an enemy ; yet , were there fix times ...
... remains undiminished . • Without enlarging on this fubject , I will hazard an opinion that there are not 50,000 volunteers in the whole ifland , now ready to take the field , and fit to act against an enemy ; yet , were there fix times ...
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... remain fo fanguine as to think the continuance of the war more hazardous to France , than to what yet remains unconquered on the Continent ? In B 2 to 1807 . 19 The Dangers of the Country .
... remain fo fanguine as to think the continuance of the war more hazardous to France , than to what yet remains unconquered on the Continent ? In B 2 to 1807 . 19 The Dangers of the Country .
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to what yet remains unconquered on the Continent ? In fo far as Europe or our allies are concerned , there feems no reason for doubting that peace will give them a better chance of falvation than war . With regard to ourselves , it will ...
to what yet remains unconquered on the Continent ? In fo far as Europe or our allies are concerned , there feems no reason for doubting that peace will give them a better chance of falvation than war . With regard to ourselves , it will ...
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... remain- ing object of war must be fecurity , that object will be rendered infinitely more attainable by a peace , even of temporary endur- ance , than by an obftinate perfeverance in measures of hoftility . We express these opinions ...
... remain- ing object of war must be fecurity , that object will be rendered infinitely more attainable by a peace , even of temporary endur- ance , than by an obftinate perfeverance in measures of hoftility . We express these opinions ...
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... remains at 151 . per ton , its export thither would prove detrimental to the specu- lator . The sugar cane has been cultivated throughout Bengal from time immemorial ; and the names by which it is known in other countries , appear to be ...
... remains at 151 . per ton , its export thither would prove detrimental to the specu- lator . The sugar cane has been cultivated throughout Bengal from time immemorial ; and the names by which it is known in other countries , appear to be ...
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