The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volumen18Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1827 |
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... Parties - The Whigs - Causes which have led to their Declension as a Party -The Tories - Causes which have secured the Ascendency they at present enjoy -Liberality of the present Administration - State of the Country at the Com ...
... Parties - The Whigs - Causes which have led to their Declension as a Party -The Tories - Causes which have secured the Ascendency they at present enjoy -Liberality of the present Administration - State of the Country at the Com ...
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... Parties - The Whigs - Causes which have led to their Declension as a Party - The Tories - Causes which have secured the Ascendency they at pre- sent enjoy - Liberality of the present Administration - State of the Country at the ...
... Parties - The Whigs - Causes which have led to their Declension as a Party - The Tories - Causes which have secured the Ascendency they at pre- sent enjoy - Liberality of the present Administration - State of the Country at the ...
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... party , we must confine ourselves to hypothetical reasoning , from the pro- fessions they make , the tenets they avow , and the line of conduct they pur- sue , while acting in opposition to the government . This , we think , is the only ...
... party , we must confine ourselves to hypothetical reasoning , from the pro- fessions they make , the tenets they avow , and the line of conduct they pur- sue , while acting in opposition to the government . This , we think , is the only ...
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... party , thought only of the hardy predictions so memorably belied , and withdrew their confidence from the Whigs . But this was not their only , or even their greatest misfortune . During the short period they were in office in 1806 ...
... party , thought only of the hardy predictions so memorably belied , and withdrew their confidence from the Whigs . But this was not their only , or even their greatest misfortune . During the short period they were in office in 1806 ...
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... party . So long as a country remains in a state of comparative poverty and ignorance , the soil constitutes its chief property , and the proprietors of the soil are its most influential men ; but as the hu- man mind is expanded by ...
... party . So long as a country remains in a state of comparative poverty and ignorance , the soil constitutes its chief property , and the proprietors of the soil are its most influential men ; but as the hu- man mind is expanded by ...
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