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Alexander , still hoping to obtain the Danubian Principalities through the favour of Napoleon , and anxious to secure the fruits of his perfidy in Finland , earnestly warned Frederic William , both by letter and in person , against any ...
Alexander , still hoping to obtain the Danubian Principalities through the favour of Napoleon , and anxious to secure the fruits of his perfidy in Finland , earnestly warned Frederic William , both by letter and in person , against any ...
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The King imprudently rejected Stein's sug- gestion that he should conciliate popular favour by appointing his brother , Prince William , as his representative at Dresden . If the Prussian acquiescence in the Russian project was ...
The King imprudently rejected Stein's sug- gestion that he should conciliate popular favour by appointing his brother , Prince William , as his representative at Dresden . If the Prussian acquiescence in the Russian project was ...
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... that injustice is done to the argu- ment by any selection of passages : it is their multitude which is irresistible - in favour of the position , that the work of Mr. Collier's Corrector is not wholly conjectural .
... that injustice is done to the argu- ment by any selection of passages : it is their multitude which is irresistible - in favour of the position , that the work of Mr. Collier's Corrector is not wholly conjectural .
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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