Canada, as it Was, Is, and May be, Том 1Colburn, 1852 - Всего страниц: 320 |
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... rebel levies , and that those altered feelings would be displayed should United Canada be invaded by any foreign aggressor . It is a pleasant thing to write a book , still more pleasant to print one , and superlatively pleasant to have ...
... rebel levies , and that those altered feelings would be displayed should United Canada be invaded by any foreign aggressor . It is a pleasant thing to write a book , still more pleasant to print one , and superlatively pleasant to have ...
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... operations directed against the weak and ungarrisoned passes of the frontier , with a large disposable force , instead of a band of sympathising felons and their rebel friends , what must have been the consequences ? They CANADA . 107.
... operations directed against the weak and ungarrisoned passes of the frontier , with a large disposable force , instead of a band of sympathising felons and their rebel friends , what must have been the consequences ? They CANADA . 107.
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... rebels , and was taken as a deserter from them at Navy Island , as he pretended , but in reality it was believed he was employed as a spy . I do not recollect what became of him afterwards ; but to shew the extent to which the plan of ...
... rebels , and was taken as a deserter from them at Navy Island , as he pretended , but in reality it was believed he was employed as a spy . I do not recollect what became of him afterwards ; but to shew the extent to which the plan of ...
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... rebels , chasing their opponents , broke the windows of the persons obnoxious to them , and cleared St. James's - street . The Dorics receiving a reinforce- ment , the battle became general , and Brown's party fled into the main street ...
... rebels , chasing their opponents , broke the windows of the persons obnoxious to them , and cleared St. James's - street . The Dorics receiving a reinforce- ment , the battle became general , and Brown's party fled into the main street ...
Стр. 225
... rebel- lious spirit , there will be no lack of ardour to respond to the first call . An address has been forwarded from Kington to His Excellency , founded on the foregoing resolutions , to which his Excellency has been pleased to make ...
... rebel- lious spirit , there will be no lack of ardour to respond to the first call . An address has been forwarded from Kington to His Excellency , founded on the foregoing resolutions , to which his Excellency has been pleased to make ...
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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.