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Strona 45
If Ireland has has largely poured forth for common thus fulfilled her part of the
contract , defence . Lord Castlereagh must know -if her money and her blood
have the danger of delay , and feel that been thus largely contributed to her many
...
If Ireland has has largely poured forth for common thus fulfilled her part of the
contract , defence . Lord Castlereagh must know -if her money and her blood
have the danger of delay , and feel that been thus largely contributed to her many
...
Strona 46
I know no danger so great as ject but the common good ; and I that of
discontented subjects . We would say to the clergy of every perare now arrived at
a season of pro suasion through the empire , ' Go and found tranquillity ; and if
the House ...
I know no danger so great as ject but the common good ; and I that of
discontented subjects . We would say to the clergy of every perare now arrived at
a season of pro suasion through the empire , ' Go and found tranquillity ; and if
the House ...
Strona 49
The been done for the benefit of Ireland causes of the evils which afflicted Jre-
during the reign of James I. , than land were complicated in no common during
the whole of the preceding four degree . They might , he was willing hundred
years .
The been done for the benefit of Ireland causes of the evils which afflicted Jre-
during the reign of James I. , than land were complicated in no common during
the whole of the preceding four degree . They might , he was willing hundred
years .
Strona 58
The them for money as if they were free . mode of living common amongst the
holds . The profits of their base traffic mendicants , presents the strangest mix .
are such as to furnish no mean temp . ture of misery and extravagance that tation
to ...
The them for money as if they were free . mode of living common amongst the
holds . The profits of their base traffic mendicants , presents the strangest mix .
are such as to furnish no mean temp . ture of misery and extravagance that tation
to ...
Strona 69
But cause , in a national point of view , we if the charges of improper conduct on
regard it as if no common importance , Lord Elgin's part were groundless , the
inasmuch as from the Elgin marbles , & idea of seading them back to the Turks
we ...
But cause , in a national point of view , we if the charges of improper conduct on
regard it as if no common importance , Lord Elgin's part were groundless , the
inasmuch as from the Elgin marbles , & idea of seading them back to the Turks
we ...
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| Tytuł | The Edinburgh Annual Register, Tom 9 |
| Redaktor | Walter Scott |
| Wydawca | John Ballantyne and Company, 1820 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Kalifornijski |
| W formie cyfrowej | 15 Sty 2008 |
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