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with regard to climate ; but he added , We know how to turn ' our climate to the best account , and the French in this respect are still in their infancy . ' In spite of these natural advantages it may be shown to demonstration that ...
with regard to climate ; but he added , We know how to turn ' our climate to the best account , and the French in this respect are still in their infancy . ' In spite of these natural advantages it may be shown to demonstration that ...
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By Lord Cornwallis's desire , he repre- sented to the Cabinet the facility which would be derived in Ireland from its being in his power to give to the Catholics such a promise with respect to their claims , as would obtain their ...
By Lord Cornwallis's desire , he repre- sented to the Cabinet the facility which would be derived in Ireland from its being in his power to give to the Catholics such a promise with respect to their claims , as would obtain their ...
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... et qui leur apprend le respect de soi en même temps que le respect de la loi et de la tradition . ... is our moral courage and that tolerance of contradiction , that respect for individual independence and for the opinions of others ...
... et qui leur apprend le respect de soi en même temps que le respect de la loi et de la tradition . ... is our moral courage and that tolerance of contradiction , that respect for individual independence and for the opinions of others ...
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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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