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Page 190
... ministers who did not suffer themselves to be dazzled by the glare of brilliant appearances ; but knowing them to be fallacious , they wisely resolved to profit of their splendour before our enemies should also discover the imposition ...
... ministers who did not suffer themselves to be dazzled by the glare of brilliant appearances ; but knowing them to be fallacious , they wisely resolved to profit of their splendour before our enemies should also discover the imposition ...
Page 192
... ministers saw further . Our author has at length let foreigners also into the secret , and made them altogether as wise as ourselves . It is their own fault if ( vulgato imperii arcano ) they are imposed upon any longer . They now are ...
... ministers saw further . Our author has at length let foreigners also into the secret , and made them altogether as wise as ourselves . It is their own fault if ( vulgato imperii arcano ) they are imposed upon any longer . They now are ...
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... minister , he is the true friend to Britain , who shall be able to restore it . In To return to the security for the ... ministers of the same monarch . The Spanish minister received his instructions , not from Madrid , but from THE ...
... minister , he is the true friend to Britain , who shall be able to restore it . In To return to the security for the ... ministers of the same monarch . The Spanish minister received his instructions , not from Madrid , but from THE ...
Page 206
... ministers at home , and the dis- covery ought to have alarmed them , if the good of their country had been the object of their anxiety . They could not but have seen that the whole Spanish monarchy was melted down into the cabinet of ...
... ministers at home , and the dis- covery ought to have alarmed them , if the good of their country had been the object of their anxiety . They could not but have seen that the whole Spanish monarchy was melted down into the cabinet of ...
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... minister of the year 1764. Indeed it never existed anywhere else.2 " The plan , " says he , with his usual ease ... ministers in 1764 , the actual estimates of the two last years as given by the author him- self , and lastly , the ...
... minister of the year 1764. Indeed it never existed anywhere else.2 " The plan , " says he , with his usual ease ... ministers in 1764 , the actual estimates of the two last years as given by the author him- self , and lastly , the ...
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