The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 109A. Constable, 1859 |
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Page 158
... Foreign Secretary , and in that capacity negotiated the Peace of Amiens . In 1803 he gained much reputation by his spirited answer to Mr. Pitt in the debate on Colonel Pat- ten's motion of censure ; and at the beginning of the following ...
... Foreign Secretary , and in that capacity negotiated the Peace of Amiens . In 1803 he gained much reputation by his spirited answer to Mr. Pitt in the debate on Colonel Pat- ten's motion of censure ; and at the beginning of the following ...
Page 560
... foreign influence and renown or Italy less dissatisfied by her condition , which indeed has been sorely aggravated by the false and mischievous agitation of her pretended friends . The aspirations of Italian nationality , the abrogation ...
... foreign influence and renown or Italy less dissatisfied by her condition , which indeed has been sorely aggravated by the false and mischievous agitation of her pretended friends . The aspirations of Italian nationality , the abrogation ...
Page 597
... Foreign Affairs , is a jest alike unworthy of the position and the wit of the First Minister of the Crown . He , as well as every other man in this country , knows that the month of June will not be far advanced when the present Cabinet ...
... Foreign Affairs , is a jest alike unworthy of the position and the wit of the First Minister of the Crown . He , as well as every other man in this country , knows that the month of June will not be far advanced when the present Cabinet ...
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the History of Slavery and to the Government | 1 |
ciations | 37 |
1853 | 66 |
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