Annual Register, Том 96Edmund Burke 1854 |
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Edmund Burke. every effort to maintain peace and to reassure Europe . I have kept my word . I have , in order to avoid a contest , gone as far as honour could permit me . Europe now knows that if France draws the sword it is because she ...
Edmund Burke. every effort to maintain peace and to reassure Europe . I have kept my word . I have , in order to avoid a contest , gone as far as honour could permit me . Europe now knows that if France draws the sword it is because she ...
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... Europe are en- gaged in war , the rights of neutral nations are endangered . This consideration led , in the pro ... Europe . Notwithstand ing this , the principle is generally admitted to be a sound and salu- tary one ; so much so ...
... Europe are en- gaged in war , the rights of neutral nations are endangered . This consideration led , in the pro ... Europe . Notwithstand ing this , the principle is generally admitted to be a sound and salu- tary one ; so much so ...
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... European policy involved in the maintenance of the Ottoman Empire that has been repeatedly proclaimed by the Five Great Powers of Europe . The extent to which this defence may be carried , and the nature of the operations it may entail ...
... European policy involved in the maintenance of the Ottoman Empire that has been repeatedly proclaimed by the Five Great Powers of Europe . The extent to which this defence may be carried , and the nature of the operations it may entail ...
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