Annual Register, Том 10Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1795 |
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... whole it is evident , that nothing can be fo effential to the intereft of France , as the con- tinuation of peace ; and that they must be the moft pernicious politics , which could at prefent urge it to enter wantonly into a war . With ...
... whole it is evident , that nothing can be fo effential to the intereft of France , as the con- tinuation of peace ; and that they must be the moft pernicious politics , which could at prefent urge it to enter wantonly into a war . With ...
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... whole prefented an end- lefs chaos , and effaced almost e- very trace of original fyftem or defign . This Augean ftable the Empress has determined to clean ; to which purpose the fummoned deputies from every province in the empire to ...
... whole prefented an end- lefs chaos , and effaced almost e- very trace of original fyftem or defign . This Augean ftable the Empress has determined to clean ; to which purpose the fummoned deputies from every province in the empire to ...
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... whole , this prince's reign had been hitherto marked with a lenity , gentleness , and equity , which have been till now but little experienced under the Ottoman line . The piratical ftates of Barbary have entirely thrown off that de ...
... whole , this prince's reign had been hitherto marked with a lenity , gentleness , and equity , which have been till now but little experienced under the Ottoman line . The piratical ftates of Barbary have entirely thrown off that de ...
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... whole , at the time of establishing the republic , and who , from their weakness and inability of defending themselves , feemed the most liable to oppref- fion , should notwithstanding be- come the most numerous and powerful , and be ...
... whole , at the time of establishing the republic , and who , from their weakness and inability of defending themselves , feemed the most liable to oppref- fion , should notwithstanding be- come the most numerous and powerful , and be ...
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... whole courfe of his administration was fo odious , that even the Catholics , and the great Zamoifky , his protector , who had placed him on the throne , were highly incenfed at his conduct , and reproached him bitterly in public for it ...
... whole courfe of his administration was fo odious , that even the Catholics , and the great Zamoifky , his protector , who had placed him on the throne , were highly incenfed at his conduct , and reproached him bitterly in public for it ...
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