The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 18Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1827 - Europe |
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... fact is , neverthe- less , well known , and , indeed , the ap- parent paradox will vanish upon closer observation . The principle of Tory- ism is the unqualified support of mo- narchy , and , of course , of the aristo- cracy ...
... fact is , neverthe- less , well known , and , indeed , the ap- parent paradox will vanish upon closer observation . The principle of Tory- ism is the unqualified support of mo- narchy , and , of course , of the aristo- cracy ...
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... fact - not who first recom- mended , but who first carried into ef- fect those beneficial measures , about the vital importance of which there neither is nor can be any dispute . At the commencement of 1825 , the country was in the full ...
... fact - not who first recom- mended , but who first carried into ef- fect those beneficial measures , about the vital importance of which there neither is nor can be any dispute . At the commencement of 1825 , the country was in the full ...
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... fact ; the effect of that fact was apparent in the cessation of those disturbances in many parts of that country , which some had attribu- ted to political and religious animosi ties , but which he had always mainly attributed to ...
... fact ; the effect of that fact was apparent in the cessation of those disturbances in many parts of that country , which some had attribu- ted to political and religious animosi ties , but which he had always mainly attributed to ...
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... fact ; this was the doing of the Catholic As- sociation . ( hear , hear ! ) The people of Ireland once confided in Parliament , but Parliament had alienated the Ca- tholic people . They now confided in the Association . And why should ...
... fact ; this was the doing of the Catholic As- sociation . ( hear , hear ! ) The people of Ireland once confided in Parliament , but Parliament had alienated the Ca- tholic people . They now confided in the Association . And why should ...
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... fact he bore emphatic testimony ; and cen- sured , by anticipation , any measure that might be brought forward for suppressing it . He was replied to by Mr Peel . Mr C. H. Hutchinson , Sir H. Par- nell , and other members , avouched ...
... fact he bore emphatic testimony ; and cen- sured , by anticipation , any measure that might be brought forward for suppressing it . He was replied to by Mr Peel . Mr C. H. Hutchinson , Sir H. Par- nell , and other members , avouched ...
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