Canada, as it Was, Is, and May be, Том 1Colburn, 1852 - Всего страниц: 320 |
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... whole British Empire , but resolv- able into the limits of honour and respect for " The Queen , the Laws , and the Government , " with a firm determination to support them , in the language of the Ordnance Military Motto , Ubique , or ...
... whole British Empire , but resolv- able into the limits of honour and respect for " The Queen , the Laws , and the Government , " with a firm determination to support them , in the language of the Ordnance Military Motto , Ubique , or ...
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... whole races to despair , roused up a flame which never afterwards slumbered and drew a counter cordon parallel to that line by which the French attempted to hem in the British provinces . The same thing happens in our day ; the ...
... whole races to despair , roused up a flame which never afterwards slumbered and drew a counter cordon parallel to that line by which the French attempted to hem in the British provinces . The same thing happens in our day ; the ...
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... whole colony was turned over to a regeneration of manners and measures ; which , savouring very much of despotism in the abstract , has sunk deeply into the minds of the descendants of the Louisianians , and with the bigoted persecution ...
... whole colony was turned over to a regeneration of manners and measures ; which , savouring very much of despotism in the abstract , has sunk deeply into the minds of the descendants of the Louisianians , and with the bigoted persecution ...
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... whole royal family , and an hecatomb of the nobility was preparing . It was in this season of convulsion and of dismay that Great Britain proposed to attach more firmly to her interests the loyal population of Canada , which , for ten ...
... whole royal family , and an hecatomb of the nobility was preparing . It was in this season of convulsion and of dismay that Great Britain proposed to attach more firmly to her interests the loyal population of Canada , which , for ten ...
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... whole American continent to his dominion , had he not with mercantile tenacity considered the tobacco and the rice of the South of more importance than a perfect abstract of Magna Charta . The American endeavoured to combine the ...
... whole American continent to his dominion , had he not with mercantile tenacity considered the tobacco and the rice of the South of more importance than a perfect abstract of Magna Charta . The American endeavoured to combine the ...
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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.