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If Heaven had but spared all that gentle and noble promise which represented once the eldest son and successor of Cromwell's name , the sceptre then falling might have found a hand to grasp and sustain it , and the history of England ...
If Heaven had but spared all that gentle and noble promise which represented once the eldest son and successor of Cromwell's name , the sceptre then falling might have found a hand to grasp and sustain it , and the history of England ...
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Once master of Egypt and Syria , Napo- leon's idea was , that he should be near enough to succour the Mysore and Maharatta chiefs in their struggle with the British forces , and trusting to his own genius , he hoped to accomplish the ...
Once master of Egypt and Syria , Napo- leon's idea was , that he should be near enough to succour the Mysore and Maharatta chiefs in their struggle with the British forces , and trusting to his own genius , he hoped to accomplish the ...
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This , we must once more repeat , is the real issue - not whether it is wholly authentic , which none can prove , and few who have considered the question will suppose . For if in part only authentic , —if we once establish that the ...
This , we must once more repeat , is the real issue - not whether it is wholly authentic , which none can prove , and few who have considered the question will suppose . For if in part only authentic , —if we once establish that the ...
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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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