The History of England, from the Earliest Times to the Death of George the Second, Band 4F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... majesty ; and that pecuniary aid should be sent from England to the Russian prince , on the commencement of the march of his army , and for each month of service . The royal speech to the parliament expressed the alacrity of joy and the ...
... majesty ; and that pecuniary aid should be sent from England to the Russian prince , on the commencement of the march of his army , and for each month of service . The royal speech to the parliament expressed the alacrity of joy and the ...
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... majesty from all engagements which might obstruct a negotiation for peace ; and Mr. Canning , in reply , also evinced oratorical talents . Mr. Jekyll sati- rised that credulity which could trust to a continental coalition , and that ...
... majesty from all engagements which might obstruct a negotiation for peace ; and Mr. Canning , in reply , also evinced oratorical talents . Mr. Jekyll sati- rised that credulity which could trust to a continental coalition , and that ...
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... majesty should be empowered to transfer , to any place which he might deem most eligible within the kingdom , persons who had been or might be detained on suspicion of treason- able practices , because , by being imprisoned in the me ...
... majesty should be empowered to transfer , to any place which he might deem most eligible within the kingdom , persons who had been or might be detained on suspicion of treason- able practices , because , by being imprisoned in the me ...
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... majesty did not condescend to answer this epistle by a particu- lar letter from himself ; but lord Grenville , in a long A.D. note , accused the French of aggression , recapi- 1800. tulated the enormities of which they had been guilty ...
... majesty did not condescend to answer this epistle by a particu- lar letter from himself ; but lord Grenville , in a long A.D. note , accused the French of aggression , recapi- 1800. tulated the enormities of which they had been guilty ...
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... majesty had repeatedly tes- tified a resolution of avoiding all interference in the af- fairs of France ; and , when at length the progress of the republican arms in the Netherlands , and in other parts of Europe , had excited an alarm ...
... majesty had repeatedly tes- tified a resolution of avoiding all interference in the af- fairs of France ; and , when at length the progress of the republican arms in the Netherlands , and in other parts of Europe , had excited an alarm ...
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