The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, Tập 62,Phần 11822 |
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... feeling respect for his capacity . Estimating ca- pacity in merely a literary point of view , and judging of his from the few letters of his composition , lately published by the bishop of Winchester in the Life of Pitt , we find in ...
... feeling respect for his capacity . Estimating ca- pacity in merely a literary point of view , and judging of his from the few letters of his composition , lately published by the bishop of Winchester in the Life of Pitt , we find in ...
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... feelings not unlike despondency . Our armies , wher- ever they fought , had acquitted themselves bravely . But enemies surrounded us ; the world was in arms against us ; and though many nations offered up their vows and prayers to ...
... feelings not unlike despondency . Our armies , wher- ever they fought , had acquitted themselves bravely . But enemies surrounded us ; the world was in arms against us ; and though many nations offered up their vows and prayers to ...
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... feelings and these delu- sions had no scope at the acces sion of George IV . The new sovereign had already held the reins of power for eight years ; his character and habits were known ; his public policy had long been declared and ...
... feelings and these delu- sions had no scope at the acces sion of George IV . The new sovereign had already held the reins of power for eight years ; his character and habits were known ; his public policy had long been declared and ...
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... feelings upon this melau- choly occasion ; but I have the consolation of knowing , that the severe calamity with which his majesty has been afflicted for so many years , has never effaced from the minds of his subjects the impressions ...
... feelings upon this melau- choly occasion ; but I have the consolation of knowing , that the severe calamity with which his majesty has been afflicted for so many years , has never effaced from the minds of his subjects the impressions ...
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... feelings of the new monarch , and of the course of policy which it was his intention to pursue . In the present case , the House had only been drily told , that his majesty's govern- ment found it convenient to send them about their ...
... feelings of the new monarch , and of the course of policy which it was his intention to pursue . In the present case , the House had only been drily told , that his majesty's govern- ment found it convenient to send them about their ...
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