The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Volumen35J. Dodsley, 1793 |
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... first promoted that publication , to circulate it among them . The only fubject of debate this evening , was the existence of that alarm which had been stated to prevail in the country . This alarm had been represented as not found- ed ...
... first promoted that publication , to circulate it among them . The only fubject of debate this evening , was the existence of that alarm which had been stated to prevail in the country . This alarm had been represented as not found- ed ...
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... first , and then treating afterwards , which we know we muft at last , I do not comprehend , nor how the object can be worth fuch a price . If a war the most dangerous ever undertaken , is to be avoided , we must treat now , and I ...
... first , and then treating afterwards , which we know we muft at last , I do not comprehend , nor how the object can be worth fuch a price . If a war the most dangerous ever undertaken , is to be avoided , we must treat now , and I ...
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... first to compliment a fet of monfters , who , while we are agitating this fubject , are probably bearing through the streets of Paris , horrid fpectacle ! the bloody victim of their fury . Mr. Francis complained of the manner in which ...
... first to compliment a fet of monfters , who , while we are agitating this fubject , are probably bearing through the streets of Paris , horrid fpectacle ! the bloody victim of their fury . Mr. Francis complained of the manner in which ...
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... first country to evince a want of feeling , filled him with anguish , and with horror ! That the fhould be the first to preclude herself from forming a part of any confedera- tion , was difgraceful ! If fubmif- fion to France must be ...
... first country to evince a want of feeling , filled him with anguish , and with horror ! That the fhould be the first to preclude herself from forming a part of any confedera- tion , was difgraceful ! If fubmif- fion to France must be ...
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... first and ablest ta- lents in the country ; and highly as he valued his right hon . friend , unparalleled as he thought his ta- lents were , he should not hesitate to declare , that , as minifter in Paris , there was fcope and intereft ...
... first and ablest ta- lents in the country ; and highly as he valued his right hon . friend , unparalleled as he thought his ta- lents were , he should not hesitate to declare , that , as minifter in Paris , there was fcope and intereft ...
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