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Page xiii
... England and Ireland were in a very disturbed and excited condition . The correspondence of this period is chiefly connected with the preservation of law and order . As Prime Minister , Lord Melbourne's actions are of course suggestive ...
... England and Ireland were in a very disturbed and excited condition . The correspondence of this period is chiefly connected with the preservation of law and order . As Prime Minister , Lord Melbourne's actions are of course suggestive ...
Page 23
... XVI . , fled to England , and there published in 1800 some Annals of the French Revolution . They were quoted by Fox in the House of Commons , and a correspondence arose . much . I mean by conduct , whether he studies YOUTH 23.
... XVI . , fled to England , and there published in 1800 some Annals of the French Revolution . They were quoted by Fox in the House of Commons , and a correspondence arose . much . I mean by conduct , whether he studies YOUTH 23.
Page 45
... England or on the Continent who was before wavering in a con- demnation of the expedition and of the nation which can sanction it . A short debate took place upon the bringing up of the report of the Address , which was made remarkable ...
... England or on the Continent who was before wavering in a con- demnation of the expedition and of the nation which can sanction it . A short debate took place upon the bringing up of the report of the Address , which was made remarkable ...
Page 53
... England are an excellent model for similar circumstances ; but it must be recol- lected that things could not have been carried on as they were if Louis XIV . , with an army of 100,000 men , had occupied the passes into the country and ...
... England are an excellent model for similar circumstances ; but it must be recol- lected that things could not have been carried on as they were if Louis XIV . , with an army of 100,000 men , had occupied the passes into the country and ...
Page 54
... England , considered with respect to her external interests and the great contest in which she is engaged for her existence as an independent nation ? In the first place , it is in everybody's mouth that the Spanish colonies will be ...
... England , considered with respect to her external interests and the great contest in which she is engaged for her existence as an independent nation ? In the first place , it is in everybody's mouth that the Spanish colonies will be ...
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Page 79 - Laud be to God ! — even there my life must end. It hath been prophesied to me many years, I should not die but in Jerusalem ; Which vainly I supposed the Holy Land. — But bear me to that chamber ; there I'll lie ; In that Jerusalem shall Harry die.