Annual Register, Band 98Edmund Burke 1856 |
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... England using their best offices to prevent such an occurrence . The Govern- ment of Naples might have looked with some suspicion at advice ten- dered by England and France alone ; but he did not despair of advice reaching Naples from ...
... England using their best offices to prevent such an occurrence . The Govern- ment of Naples might have looked with some suspicion at advice ten- dered by England and France alone ; but he did not despair of advice reaching Naples from ...
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... England was educated ; he ( Sir John ) affirmed the contrary . " On that subject the right hon . Gentleman quoted statistics , show- ing that in 1851 the rate of edu- cation was higher than in any former period ; but the right hon ...
... England was educated ; he ( Sir John ) affirmed the contrary . " On that subject the right hon . Gentleman quoted statistics , show- ing that in 1851 the rate of edu- cation was higher than in any former period ; but the right hon ...
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... England and France . England gave her full adhesion to it . France admitted the principle , but , for particular considerations , she reserved her opinion as to its application . The Sovereign Pon- tiff is not only the temporal chief of ...
... England and France . England gave her full adhesion to it . France admitted the principle , but , for particular considerations , she reserved her opinion as to its application . The Sovereign Pon- tiff is not only the temporal chief of ...
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STATE OF PUBLIC FEELING AT THE OPENING OF THE YEARImproved Condi | 1 |
The MINISTRY | 8 |
CHAPTER II | 31 |
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