The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, Tập 62,Phần 11822 |
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... reason for changing it . At the same time , there are occasions , on which , without deviating from the proper objects of the work , but on the contrary promoting them , we may depart to a certain extent from our usual plan . The year ...
... reason for changing it . At the same time , there are occasions , on which , without deviating from the proper objects of the work , but on the contrary promoting them , we may depart to a certain extent from our usual plan . The year ...
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... reason to expect . That agitation , though it had produced little actual mischief , had been in a high degree appalling . Fo- reign nations regarded us as on the eve of a revolution ; and even the wise and experienced among our- selves ...
... reason to expect . That agitation , though it had produced little actual mischief , had been in a high degree appalling . Fo- reign nations regarded us as on the eve of a revolution ; and even the wise and experienced among our- selves ...
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... distress did exist in the country at the be- ginning and throughout the course of the year 1820 , and though there was even reason to apprehend , that among one important class of the community it would HISTORY OF EUROPE .. [ 5.
... distress did exist in the country at the be- ginning and throughout the course of the year 1820 , and though there was even reason to apprehend , that among one important class of the community it would HISTORY OF EUROPE .. [ 5.
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... reason dread the fickleness of court pre- dilection . Steady in his attach- ments as well as in his aversious , he was exempt from a failing to which sovereigns are peculiarly liable , though in them it is espe- cially mischievous ...
... reason dread the fickleness of court pre- dilection . Steady in his attach- ments as well as in his aversious , he was exempt from a failing to which sovereigns are peculiarly liable , though in them it is espe- cially mischievous ...
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... reason , be proud of the extensive diffusion of knowledge among the people , which took place in the course of it . Never was there a time , when such strenuous and well - directed efforts were appropriated to that object , or were ...
... reason , be proud of the extensive diffusion of knowledge among the people , which took place in the course of it . Never was there a time , when such strenuous and well - directed efforts were appropriated to that object , or were ...
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