The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 12John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... principles of the revolution had neither been changed nor destroy- ed ; and many of the principal ac- tors in its bloody and atrocious scenes still existed , and were as prone to en- gage in them as ever . It therefore became a matter ...
... principles of the revolution had neither been changed nor destroy- ed ; and many of the principal ac- tors in its bloody and atrocious scenes still existed , and were as prone to en- gage in them as ever . It therefore became a matter ...
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... principle of rendering her a member of the great European confederacy was a- dopted . It was also with much pleasure that he perceived what had been done by treaty , well seconded in France by the adoption of a sys- tem of internal ...
... principle of rendering her a member of the great European confederacy was a- dopted . It was also with much pleasure that he perceived what had been done by treaty , well seconded in France by the adoption of a sys- tem of internal ...
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... principle on which that court - martial proceeded , if consist ent with military law , was one which could scarcely be expected to be en- forced by such a government as that of the United States . There might be a pretence for applying ...
... principle on which that court - martial proceeded , if consist ent with military law , was one which could scarcely be expected to be en- forced by such a government as that of the United States . There might be a pretence for applying ...
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... principle ; but he would rather , instead of those general and sweeping promises of retrenchment , hear some particular mention of what had actually been done , or what it was really meant to do . It looked like sincerity when , after ...
... principle ; but he would rather , instead of those general and sweeping promises of retrenchment , hear some particular mention of what had actually been done , or what it was really meant to do . It looked like sincerity when , after ...
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... principle in which almost every power in Europe concur- red - that the traffic in human flesh should cease ? Whether he had had the decency to take those measures for its effectual abolition , or to disa- vow and put an end to those ...
... principle in which almost every power in Europe concur- red - that the traffic in human flesh should cease ? Whether he had had the decency to take those measures for its effectual abolition , or to disa- vow and put an end to those ...
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