Annual Register of World Events, Том 501808 |
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... cause of national independence . No man , he was sure , could more cordially wish them success than he did , or ... cause with the patriots of Spain , before they ascertained the principles on which they were act- ing , and the end which ...
... cause of national independence . No man , he was sure , could more cordially wish them success than he did , or ... cause with the patriots of Spain , before they ascertained the principles on which they were act- ing , and the end which ...
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... cause ; when therefore these allies should again ask for subsidies , he would recommend them to look at Spain , and to follow the noble ex- ample which that brave people had set for the deliverance of Europe . ( Loud applauses . ) He ...
... cause ; when therefore these allies should again ask for subsidies , he would recommend them to look at Spain , and to follow the noble ex- ample which that brave people had set for the deliverance of Europe . ( Loud applauses . ) He ...
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... cause in which they fight ? The public cause , it is true , may either be right or wrong ; but of that the soldier is no judge . His country is his cause . For it he ventures his life freely , and bleeds in its defence . His country ...
... cause in which they fight ? The public cause , it is true , may either be right or wrong ; but of that the soldier is no judge . His country is his cause . For it he ventures his life freely , and bleeds in its defence . His country ...
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Papers relative to the Expedition to Copenhagenand for certain | 19 |
sundry Papers relating to that Affair The Expedition defended | 57 |
Commercial Warfare Orders of Council a Subject of unusual keen | 74 |
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