The Dublin University Magazine, Том 44William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1854 |
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... believe that they would , at all hazards , avoid such an extremity . Both parties deceived themselves and each other , and the end , as foreseen , has arrived . Two fleets , forming the largest naval force ever maintained by England ...
... believe that they would , at all hazards , avoid such an extremity . Both parties deceived themselves and each other , and the end , as foreseen , has arrived . Two fleets , forming the largest naval force ever maintained by England ...
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... believe that Count Diebitsch never would have reached the Sea of Marmora , and never would have extorted the treaty of Adrianople , but for the evil council of the foreign ministers ( among them the British ambassador ) at Constanti ...
... believe that Count Diebitsch never would have reached the Sea of Marmora , and never would have extorted the treaty of Adrianople , but for the evil council of the foreign ministers ( among them the British ambassador ) at Constanti ...
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... The grievances complained of by or for him are , first , that he is not pro- vided with a cabin ; and secondly , that he is not at once a wardroom officer . The first we believe to be a real injury to the 8 [ July , The War .
... The grievances complained of by or for him are , first , that he is not pro- vided with a cabin ; and secondly , that he is not at once a wardroom officer . The first we believe to be a real injury to the 8 [ July , The War .
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... believe they may be accounted for by the fact of there being practically no Secretary for War , without a necessity for throwing blame upon the department . There being no one to look after the general interests of the army ; the ...
... believe they may be accounted for by the fact of there being practically no Secretary for War , without a necessity for throwing blame upon the department . There being no one to look after the general interests of the army ; the ...
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... Believe , and have all things . " Thereunder was written in pencil- " See Rab . Sol . Cap . de Invis . ” Must be mad , " thought I. " Poor Morton what trash ! " 66 ** The only other books were one or two Italian poets ; a life of ...
... Believe , and have all things . " Thereunder was written in pencil- " See Rab . Sol . Cap . de Invis . ” Must be mad , " thought I. " Poor Morton what trash ! " 66 ** The only other books were one or two Italian poets ; a life of ...
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