Canada, as it Was, Is, and May be, Том 1Colburn, 1852 - Всего страниц: 320 |
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... observations , sketches of scenery , and generally every information which the Author conceived might be of use to the traveller , the military and the political reader , and par- ticularly respecting the French Canadians and the Upper ...
... observations , sketches of scenery , and generally every information which the Author conceived might be of use to the traveller , the military and the political reader , and par- ticularly respecting the French Canadians and the Upper ...
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... observed , much deep reasoning upon politics must not be ex- pected from one whose mind is necessarily and usually employed on professional pursuits that tend to im- prove it ; which pursuits also tend to make one know . or care little ...
... observed , much deep reasoning upon politics must not be ex- pected from one whose mind is necessarily and usually employed on professional pursuits that tend to im- prove it ; which pursuits also tend to make one know . or care little ...
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... observed , that as far as his expe- rience of travelling in the wilds of the west can go , and it was rather extensive , he should always , in future journeys , provide himself with the true French Canadian boatmen or voyageurs , or ...
... observed , that as far as his expe- rience of travelling in the wilds of the west can go , and it was rather extensive , he should always , in future journeys , provide himself with the true French Canadian boatmen or voyageurs , or ...
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... observed , peripatetic professors of religion were first selected to sow the seeds of Republicanism in Canada , and that that plan has been steadily pursued for nearly seventy years . These travelling - preachers , belonging to no ...
... observed , peripatetic professors of religion were first selected to sow the seeds of Republicanism in Canada , and that that plan has been steadily pursued for nearly seventy years . These travelling - preachers , belonging to no ...
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... observed , chosen to work upon ; but how to constitute a Chamber of Peers was the grand difficulty . Fox ridiculed the attempt to create noblemen out of the materials afforded by such new colonies , and wished to make the Upper Houses ...
... observed , chosen to work upon ; but how to constitute a Chamber of Peers was the grand difficulty . Fox ridiculed the attempt to create noblemen out of the materials afforded by such new colonies , and wished to make the Upper Houses ...
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Стр. 319 - Bentinck's colleagues could have been selected, who, from his high literary attainments, bis personal intimacy, and party associations, would have done such complete justice to the memory of a friend and Parliamentary associate. Mr. Disraeli has here presented us with the very type and embodiment of what history should be.