The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 107A. Constable, 1858 |
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Page 375
... France and England , each upon her own_element , rose from certain superiority to uncontested power . But while the maritime ascendancy of England had sprung from a contest for domestic independence , the military ascendancy of France ...
... France and England , each upon her own_element , rose from certain superiority to uncontested power . But while the maritime ascendancy of England had sprung from a contest for domestic independence , the military ascendancy of France ...
Page 378
... France . ' It is on record in those despatches that the surrender of Sicily to Naples was distinctly conceded by Talley- rand to Lord Yarmouth at the outset of the negotiation , under the phrase of uti possidetis , ' and that the ...
... France . ' It is on record in those despatches that the surrender of Sicily to Naples was distinctly conceded by Talley- rand to Lord Yarmouth at the outset of the negotiation , under the phrase of uti possidetis , ' and that the ...
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... France against the forces of this country and of Portugal . The same determination to look upon no other than the French side of the picture , leads M. Thiers to depreciate all the Duke of Wellington's victories , and even to ...
... France against the forces of this country and of Portugal . The same determination to look upon no other than the French side of the picture , leads M. Thiers to depreciate all the Duke of Wellington's victories , and even to ...
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1 General Report on the Administration of | 1 |
History of Latin Christianity including that of | 51 |
Memorials and Correspondence of Charles James | 134 |
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